Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

Afrikaans (Language of Dutch & Other European Settlers in South Africa, Namibia) 7s BAASKAP AAABKPS policy of domination by white people in South Africa [n -S] BILTONG BGILNOT died and cured meat [n -S] BLAUBOK ABBKLOU extinct antelope [n -S] BLESBOK BBEKLOS large antelope [n -S] BONTBOK BBKNOOT bontebok (antelope (ruminant mammal)) [n -S] BOSHBOK BBHKOOS bushbuck (small antelope (ruminant mammal)) [n -S] CRAALED AACDELR CRAAL, kraal (to pen in type of enclosure) [v] DUYKERS DEKRSUY DUYKER, duiker (small antelope (ruminant mammal)) [n] GEMSBOK BEGKMOS large antelope [n -S] KOODOOS DKOOOOS KOODOO, kudu (large antelope (ruminant mammal) [n] KOPPIES EIKOPPS KOPPIE, kopje (small kill) [n] LAAGERS AAEGLRS LAAGER, to form defensive encampment [v] MEERKAT AEEKMRT African mongoose [n -S] OUREBIS BEIORSU OUREBI, oribi (African antelope) [n] QUAGGAS AAGGQSU QUAGGA, extinct zebralike mammal [n] REEBOKS BEEKORS REEBOK, rhebok (large antelope) [n] REITBOK BEIKORT reedbuck (African antelope) [n -S] ROOIBOS BIOOORS South African evergreen shrub [n -ES] SJAMBOK ABJKMOS to strike with whip used in South Africa [v -ED, -ING, -S]

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Albanian (Albania) 7s QINDARS ADINQRS QINDAR, qintar (monetary unit of Albania) [n] QINTARS AINQRST QINTAR, monetary unit of Albania [n]

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Amharic (Ethiopia / Abyssinia) 7s INJERAS AEIJNRS INJERA, type of Ethiopian bread [n] KOUSSOS KOOSSSU KOUSSO, cusso (Ethiopian tree) [n]

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Arabic (Various Countries) 7s AFREETS AEEFRST AFREET, evil spirit in Arabic mythology [n] ALFAKIS AAFIKLS ALFAKI, alfaqui (teacher of Muslim law) [n] ALFAQUI AAFILQU teacher of Muslim law [n -S] AMIRATE AAEIMRT rank of amir (Muslim prince or governor) [n -S] ARRACKS AACKRRS ARRACK, Oriental liquor [n] ASSAGAI AAAGISS to pierce with light spear [v -ED, -ING, -S] ASSEGAI AAEGISS assegai (to pierce with light spear) [v -ED, -ING, -S] ATALAYA AAAALTY watchtower [n -S] BEDOUIN BDEIONU nomadic Arab [n -S] BEDUINS BDEINSU BEDUIN, Bedouin (nomadic Arab) [n] BUGSHAS ABGHSSU BUGSHA, buqsha (monetary unit of Yemen) [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

BUQSHAS ABHQSSU BUQSHA, monetary unit of Yemen [n] BURGOUT BGORTUU burgoo (thick oatmeal) [n -S] BURKHAS ABHKRSU BURKHA, burka (long loose outer garment worn by some Muslim women) [n] BURNOUS BNORSUU burnoose (hooded cloak) [n -ES] CALIPHS ACHILPS CALIPH, Muslim leader [n] CASBAHS AABCHSS CASBAH, old section of North African city [n] DEEWANS ADEENSW DEEWAN, dewan (official in India) [n] DERVISH DEHIRSV member of Muslim religious order [n -S] DHOORAS ADHOORS DHOORA, durra (cereal grain) [n] DHOURRA ADHORRU durra (cereal grain) [n -S] DHURRAS ADHRRSU DHURRA, durra (cereal grain) [n] DIRHAMS ADHIMRS DIRHAM, monetary unit of Morocco [n] DJEBELS BDEEJLS DJEBEL, jebel (mountain) [n] DJIBBAH ABBDHIJ jibba (long coat worn by Muslim men) [n -S] DJIBBAS ABBDIJS DJIBBA, jibba (long coat worn by Muslim men) [n] DONGOLA ADGLNOO type of leather [n -S] DUPATTA AADPTTU scarf or headdress worn by some Muslim women [n -S] EMIRATE AEEIMRT rank of emir (Arab chieftain or prince) [n -S] FAKEERS AEEFKRS FAKEER, fakir (Hindu ascetic) [n] FALAFEL AAEFFLL ground spiced vegetables formed into patties [n -S] FAQUIRS AFIQRSU FAQUIR, fakir (Hindu ascetic) [n] FEDAYEE ADEEEFY Arab commando [n -N] FELLAHS AEFHLLS FELLAH, peasant or laborer in Arab countries [n] FENNECS CEEFNNS FENNEC, African fox [n] GALABIA AAABGIL djellaba (long hooded garment) [n -S] GHAZALS AAGHLSZ GHAZAL, amatory lyric poem [n] GHAZIES AEGHISZ GHAZI, Muslim war hero [n] GHIBLIS BGHIILS GHIBLI, hot desert wind [n] GIAOURS AGIORSU GIAOUR, non-Muslim [n] GINGELI EGGIILN gingelly (sesame seed or its oil) [n -S] GINGELY EGGILNY gingelly (sesame seed or its oil) [n -LIES] GINGILI GGIIILN gingelly (sesame seed or its oil) [n -S] GIRSHES EGHIRSS GIRSH, qursh (monetary unit of Saudi Arabia) [n] GURSHES EGHRSSU GURSH, qursh (monetary unit of Saudi Arabia) [n] HABOOBS ABBHOOS HABOOB, violent sandstorm [n] HADITHS ADHHIST HADITH, record of sayings of Mohammed [n] HADJEES ADEEHJS HADJEE, hadji (one who has made hadj (pilgrimage to Mecca) [n] HAFIZES AEFHISZ HAFIZ, Muslim who knows Koran by heart [n] HAKEEMS AEEHKMS HAKEEM, hakim (Muslim physician) [n] HALALAH AAAHHLL halala (Saudi Arabian coin) [n -s] HALALAS AAAHLLS HALALA, Saudi Arabian coin [n] HALLALS AAHLLLS HALLAL, to halal (to slaughter animal according to Muslim law) [v] HAMADAS AAADHMS HAMADA, hamada (desert plateau of bedrock) HAMAULS AAHLMSU hamal (porter in eastern countries) [n] HAMMADA AAADHMM desert plateau of bedrock [n -S] HAMMALS AAHLMMS HAMMAL, hamal (porter of eastern countries) [n] HAMZAHS AAHHMSZ HAMZAH, hamza (Arabic diacritical mark) [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

HAREEMS AEEHMRS HAREEM, harem (section of Muslim household reserved for women) [n] HARISSA AAHIRSS spicy North African sauce [n -S] HASHISH AHHHISS mild narcotic [n -ES] HAWALAS AAAHLSW HAWALA, type of financial arrangement in Islamic societies [n] HEGARIS AEGHIRS HEGARI, grain [n] HEGIRAS AEGHIRS HEGIRA, exodus [n] HEJIRAS AEHIJRS HEJIRA, hegira (exodus) [n] HENNAED ADEEHNN HENNA, to dye with reddish coloring [v] HIJRAHS AHHIJRS HIJRAH, hegira (exodus) [n] HOWDAHS ADHHOSW HOWDAH, seat on elephant or camel for riders [n] JEHADIS ADEHIJS JEHADI, jihadi (Muslim who participates in jihad) [n] JELLABA AABEJLL djellaba (long hooded garment) [n -S] JERREED DEEEJRR jereed (wooden javelin) [n -S] JERRIDS DEIJRRS JERRID, jereed (wooden javelin) [n] JIBBAHS ABBHIJS JIBBAH, jibba (long coat worn by Muslim men) [n] JIHADIS ADHIIJS JIHADI, Muslim who participates in jihad [n] JUBBAHS ABBHJSU JUBBAH, loose outer garment [n] JUBHAHS ABHHJSU JUBHAH, jubbah (loose outer garment) [n] KABAYAS AAABKSY KABAYA, cotton jacket [n] KAFFIRS AFFIKRS KAFFIR, kafir (cereal grass) [n] KALIPHS AHIKLPS KALIPH, caliph (Muslim leader) [n] KAMSEEN AEEKMNS khamsin (hot, dry wind) [n -S] KAMSINS AIKMNSS KAMSIN, khamsin (hot, dry wind) [n] KASBAHS AABHKSS KASBAH, casbah (old section of North African city) [n] KEBLAHS ABEHKLS KEBLAH, kiblah (direction toward which Muslims face while praying) [n] KEDDAHS ADDEHKS KEDDAH, enclosure for elephants [n] KHALIFA AAFHIKL caliph (Muslim leader) [n -S] KHALIFS AFHIKLS KHALIF, caliph (Muslim leader) [n] KHAMSIN AHIKMNS hot, dry wind [n -S] KHEDAHS ADEHHKS KHEDAH, keddah (enclosure for elephants) [n] KHIRKAH AHHIKKR patchwork garment [n -S] KIBBEHS BBEHIKS KIBBEH, kibbe (Near Eastern dish of ground lamb and bulgur) [n] KIBLAHS ABHIKLS KIBLAH, direction toward which Muslims face while praying [n] KISMATS AIKMSST KISMAT, kismet (destiny) [n] KISMETS EIKMSST KISMET, destiny [n] KURBASH ABHKRSU to flog with leather whip [v -ED, -ING, -ES] LATAKIA AAAIKLT variety of Turkish tobacco [n -S] LOOFAHS AFHLOOS LOOFAH, tropical vine [n] MADRASA AAADMRS madrassa (Muslim school) [n -S] MAMLUKS AKLMMSU MAMLUK, mameluke (slave in Muslim countries) [n] MASJIDS ADIJMSS MASJID, mosque (Muslim house of worship) [n] MASTABA AAABMST ancient Egyptian tomb [n -S] MECHOUI CEHIMOU meal of meat roasted on spit [n -S] MEDINAS ADEIMNS MEDINA, native quarter of North African city [n] MERGUEZ EEGMRUZ spicy beef and lamb sausage [n MERGUEZ] MIHRABS ABHIMRS MIHRAB, niche in mosque [n] MIMBARS ABIMMRS MIMBAR, minbar (Muslim pulpit) [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

MINARET AEIMNRT slender tower attached to mosque [n -S] MINBARS ABIMNRS MINBAR, Muslim pulpit [n] MOGHULS GHLMOSU MOGHUL, mogul (important person) [n] MOLLAHS AHLLMOS MOLLAH, mullah (Muslim religious leader or teacher) [n] MOROCCO CCMOOOR soft leather [n -S] MOSQUES EMOQSSU MOSQUE, Muslim house of worship [n] MOUSAKA AAKMOSU moussaka (Middle Eastern dish of meat and eggplant) [n -S] MUEDDIN DDEIMNU muezzin (Muslim crier who calls faithful to prayer) [n -S] MUEZZIN EIMNUZZ Muslim crier who calls faithful to prayer [n -S] MUKHTAR AHKMRTU head of government of town in Arabic countries [n -S] MULLAHS AHLLMSU MULLAH, Muslim religious leader or teacher [n] MUNTJAC ACJMNTU small Asian deer [n -S] MUSJIDS DIJMSSU MUSJID, mosque (Muslim house of worship) [n] NIQAABS AABINQS NIQAAB, niqab (veil worn by some Muslim women) [n] OUGIYAS AGIOSUY OUGIYA, ouguiya (monetary unit of Mauritania) [n] OUGUIYA AGIOUUY monetary unit of Mauritania [n -S] PATAMAR AAAMPRT sailing vessel [n -S] QAWWALI AAILQWW style of Muslim music [n -S] QUINTAR AINQRTU qintar (monetary unit of Albania) [n -S] QURSHES EHQRSSU QURSH, monetary unit of Saudi Arabia [n] REALGAR AAEGLRR mineral (naturally occurring inorganic substance having characteristic set of physical properties) [n -S] SABKHAS AABHKSS SABKHA, coastal, flat, periodically flooded area in northern Africa [n] SAIYIDS ADIISSY SAIYID, sayyid (lord; sir -- used as title of respect for Muslim dignitary) [n] SALAAMS AAALMSS SALAAM, to greet with low bow [v] SALUKIS AIKLSSU SALUKI, tall, slender dog [n] SANTIRS AINRSST SANTIR, Persian dulcimer [n] SANTOOR ANOORST santir (Persian dulcimer) [n -S] SANTOUR ANORSTU santir (Persian dulcimer) [n -S] SANTURS ANRSSTU SANTUR, santir (Persian dulcimer) [n] SARSARS AARRSSS SARSAR, cold, whistling wind [n] SATARAS AAARSST SATARA, woolen fabric [n] SAYYIDS ADISSYY SAYYID, lord; sir -- used as title of respect for Muslim dignitary [n] SERDABS ABDERSS SERDAB, chamber within ancient Egyptian tomb [n] SHADOOF ADFHOOS device used in Egypt for raising water for irrigation [n -S] SHADUFS ADFHSSU SHADUF, shadoof (device used in Egypt for raising water for irrigation) [n] SHAHADA AAADHHS Muslim profession of faith [n -S] SHAHEED ADEEHHS shahid (Muslim martyr) [n -S] SHAHIDS ADHHISS SHAHID, Muslim martyr [n] SHAIKHS AHHIKSS SHAIKH, sheik (Arab chief) [n] SHAITAN AAHINST evil spirit [n -S] SHAMALS AAHLMSS SHAMAL, hot, dry wind [n] SHARIAH AAHHIRS sharia (Islamic law based on Koran) [n -S] SHARIAS AAHIRSS SHARIA, Islamic law based on Koran [n] SHARIAT AAHIRST sharia (Islamic law based on Koran) [n -S] SHARIFS AFHIRSS SHARIF, sheriff (Arab ruler) [n] SHAYKHS AHHKSSY SHAYKH, sheik (Arab chief) [n] SHEIKHS EHHIKSS SHEIKH, sheik (Arab chief) [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

SHEITAN AEHINST shaitan (evil spirit) [n -S] SHEREEF EEEFHRS sherif (Arab ruler) [n -S] SHERIFS EFHIRSS SHERIF, Arab ruler [n] SIMOOMS IMMOOSS SIMOOM, hot, dry desert wind [n] SOLDANS ADLNOSS SOLDAN, Muslim ruler [n] SOUDANS ADNOSSU SOUDAN, soldan (Muslim ruler) [n] SULDANS ADLNSSU SULDAN, soldan (Muslim ruler) [n] SULTANA AALNSTU sultan’s (ruler of Muslim country) wife [n -S] SULTANS ALNSSTU SULTAN, ruler of Muslim country [n] SUNNAHS AHNNSSU SUNNAH, sunna (body of traditional Muslim law) [n] TAGINES AEGINST TAGINE, tajine (earthenware Moroccan cooking pot) [n] TAHINAS AAHINST TAHINA, tahini (paste of sesame seeds) [n] TAHINIS AHIINST TAHINI, past of sesame seeds [n] TAJINES AEIJNST TAJINE, earthenware Moroccan cooking pot [n] TAMBURA AABMRTU stringed instrument [n -S] TAMBURS ABMRSTU TAMBUR, tambura (string instrument) [n] TARBUSH ABHRSTU tarboosh (cap worn by Muslim men) [n -ES] TURBANS ABNRSTU TURBAN, head covering worn by Muslims [n] VIZIERS EIIRSVZ VIZIER, high official in some Muslim countries [n] YASHMAC AACHMSY yashmak (veil worn by Muslim women) [n -S] YASHMAK AAHKMSY veil worn by Muslim women [n -S] YASMAKS AAKMSSY YASMAK, yashmak (veil worn by Muslim women) [n] ZAFFARS AAFFRSZ ZAFFAR, zaffer (blue ceramic coloring) [n] ZAFFERS AEFFRSZ ZAFFER, blue ceramic coloring [n] ZAFFIRS AFFIRSZ zaffer (blue ceramic coloring) [n] ZAFFRES AEFFRSZ zaffer (blue ceramic coloring) [n] ZAREBAS AABERSZ ZAREBA, improvised stockade [n] ZAREEBA AABEERZ zareba (improvised stockade) [n -S] ZARIBAS AABIRSZ ZARIBA, zareba (improvised stockade) [n] ZIBETHS BEHISTZ ZIBETH, zibet (Asian civet (catlike mammal)) [n]

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Bosnian (Bosnia and Herzegovina) 7s FENINGA AEFGINN FENING, monetary unit of Bosnia and Herzegovina [n]

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Burmese (Burma / Myanmar) 7s CATJANG AACGJNT African shrub [n -S] PADAUKS AADKPSU PADAUK, tropical tree [n] PADOUKS ADKOPSU PADOUK, padauk (tropical tree) [n]

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Czech (Czech Republic) 7s KOLACKY ACKKLOY kind of pastry [n KOLACKY] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

KORUNAS AKNORSU KORUNA, monetary unit of Czech Republic [n] LEKVARS AEKLRSV LEKVAR, prune butter [n] PILSNER EILNPRS light beer [n -S] REDOWAS ADEORSW REDOWA, lively dance [n]

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Danish (Denmark) 7s AKVAVIT AAIKTVV aquavit (Scandinavian liquor) [n -S] AQUAVIT AAIQTUV Scandinavian liquor [n -S] HAVARTI AAHIRTV Danish cheese [n -S] RAPPING AGINPPR RAP, to strike sharply [v] REGEARS AEEGRRS REGEAR, to gear again [v] SALCHOW ACHLOSW figure-skating jump [n -S] SKELLUM EKLLMUS rascal [n -S] SKILLING GIIKLLNS former coin of Scandinavian countries [n -S]

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Dutch (Netherlands, Suriname) 7s BAMBOOS ABBMOOS BAMBOO, tropical grass [n] BANDORA AABDNOR bandore (ancient lute) [n -S] BANDORE ABDENOR ancient lute [n -S] BILTONG BGILNOT died and cured meat [n -S] BLAUBOK ABBKLOU extinct antelope [n -S] CURACAO AACCORU type of liqueur [n -S] CURACOA AACCORU curacao (type of liqueur) [n -S] GALIOTS AGILOST GALIOT, galliot (small galley (long, low medieval ship)) [n] GALLEON AEGLLNO large sailing vessel [n -S] GALLIOT AGILLOT small galley (long, low medieval ship) [n -S] KRAALED AADEKLR KRAAL, to pen in type of enclosure [v] KRULLER EKLLRRU cruller (small sweet cake) [n -S] MANAKIN AAIKMNN tropical bird [n -S] MORGENS EGMNORS MORGEN, Dutch unit of land area [n] MYNHEER EEHMNRY Dutch title of courtesy for man [n -S] NARWALS AALNRSW NARWAL, narwhal (arctic aquatic mammal) [n] NARWHAL AAHLNRW arctic aquatic mammal [n -S] OLICOOK CIKLOOO doughnut (ring-shaped cake) [n -S] PANDORE ADENOPR bandore (ancient lute) [n -S] PANDURA AADNPRU bandore (ancient lute) [n -S] PANTILE AEILNPT roofing tile [n -S] PATROON ANOOPRT landowner granted manorial rights under old Dutch law [n -S] PINKEYS EIKNPSY PINKEY, ship with narrow overhanging stern [n] POLDERS DELOPRS POLDER, tract of low land reclaimed from body of water [n] POMELOS ELMOOPS POMELO, grapefruit [n] PUMELOS ELMOPSU PUMELO, pomelo (grapefruit) [n] QUASSIA AAIQSSU tropical tree [n -S] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

QUICHES CEHIQSU QUICHE, custard-filled pastry [n] QUICKEN CEIKNQU to speed up [v -ED, -ING, -S] QUICKER CEIKQRU QUICK, acting or capable of acting with speed [adj] QUICKIE CEIIKQU something done quickly [n -S] QUICKLY CIKLQUY in quick (acting or capable of acting with speed) manner [adv] RAMBLED ABDELMR RAMBLE, to wander (to move about with no destination or purpose) [v] RAMBLER ABELMRR one that rambles (to wander (to move about with no destination or purpose)) [n -S] RAMBLES ABELMRS RAMBLE, to wander (to move about with no destination or purpose) [v] RANTERS AENRRST RANTER, one that rants (to speak in loud or vehement manner) [n] RANTING AGINNRT RANT, to speak in loud or vehement manner [v] RATTLED ADELRTT RATTLE, to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] RATTLER AELRRTT one that rattles (to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds) [n -S] RATTLES AELRSTT RATTLE, to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] READERS ADEERRS READER, one that reads (to look at so as to in meaning of, as something written or printed) [n] READIED ADDEEIR READY, to make ready [v] READIER ADEEIRR READY, prepared [adj] READIES ADEEIRS READY, to make ready [v] READILY ADEILRY in ready (prepared) manner [adv] READING ADEGINR material that is read [n -S] / READ, to look at so as to take in meaning of, as something written or printed [v] RECEPTS CEEPRST RECEPT, type of mental image [n] RECRATE ACEERRT to crate again [v -D, -TING, -S] REDROVE DEEORRV REDRIVE, to drive again [v] REDRIVE DEEIRRV to drive again [v –N, -ROVE, -VING, -S] REEDIER DEEEIRR REEDY, abounding in reeds [adj] REEDIFY DEEFIRY to rebuild (to build again) [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] REEDILY DEEILRY with thin, piping sound [adv] REEDING DEEGINR convex molding [n -S] / REED, to fasten with reeds (stalks of tall grasses) [v] REEDMAN ADEEMNR one who plays reed instrument [n -MEN] REEFERS EEEFRRS REEFER, one that reefs (to reduce area of sail) [n] REEFIER EEEFIRR REEFY, abounding in ridges of rock [adj] REEFING EEFGINR REEF, to reduce area of sail [v] REEKERS EEEKRRS REEKER, one that reeks (to give off strong, unpleasant odor) [n] REEKIER EEEIKRR REEKY, reeking [adj] REEKING EEGIKNR REEK, to give off strong, unpleasant odor [v] REFALLS AEFLLRS REFALL, to fall again [v] REFEEDS DEEEFRS REFEED, to feed again [v] REFEELS EEEFLRS REFEEL, to feel again [v] REFIGHT EFGHIRT to fight again [v -FOUGHT, -ING, -S] REFILLS EFILLRS REFILL, to fill again [v] REFINDS DEFINRS REFIND, to find again [v] REFIRED DEEFIRR REFIRE, to fire again [v] REFIRES EEFIRRS REFIRE, to fire again [v] REFLIES EEFILRS REFLY, to fly again [v] REFLOOD DEFLOOR to flood again [v -ED, -ING, -S] REFLOWN EFLNORW REFLY, to fly again [v] REFLOWS EFLORSW REFLOW, to flow again [v] REFRESH EEFHRRS to restore well-being and vigor of [v -ED, -ING, -ES] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

REGIVEN EEGINRV REGIVE, to give again [v] REGIVES EEGIRSV REGIVE, to give again [v] REGREEN EEEGNRR to green again [v -ED, -ING, -S] REGREET EEEGRRT to greet in return [v -ED, -ING, -S] REGROWN EGNORRW REGROW, to grow again [v] REGROWS EGORRSW REGROW, to grow again [v] REHANGS AEGHNRS REHANG, to hang again [v] REHEARD ADEEHRR REHEAR, to hear again [v] REHEARS AEEHRRS REHEAR, to hear again [v] REHEATS AEEHRST REHEAT, to heat again [v] REHEELS EEEHLRS REHEEL, to heel again [v] REHIRED DEEHIRR REHIRE, to hire again [v] REHIRES EEHIRRS REHIRE, to hire again [v] REHOUSE EEHORSU to establish in new housing unit [v -D, -SING, -S] REKNOTS EKNORST REKNOT, to knot again [v] RELANDS ADELNRS RELAND, to land again [v] RELENDS DEELNRS RELEND, to lend again [v] RELENTS EELNRST RELENT, RELEND, to lend again [v] RELIGHT EGHILRT to light again [v -ED, -IT, -ING, -S] RELIVED DEEILRV RELIVE, to experience again [v] RELIVES EEILRSV RELIVE, to experience again [v] RELOADS ADELORS RELOAD, to load again [v] RELOANS AELNORS RELOAN, to loan again [v] REMEETS EEEMRST REMEET, to meet again [v] RENAILS AEILNRS RENAIL, to nail again [v] RENAMED ADEEMNR RENAME, to name again [v] RENAMES AEEMNRS RENAME, to name again [v] RENEWAL AEELNRW act of renewing (to make new or as if new again) [n -S] RENEWED DEEENRW RENEW, to make new or as if new again [v] RENEWER EEENRRW one that renews (to make new or as if new again) [n -S] REOPENS EENOPRS REOPEN, to open again [v] REPACKS ACEKPRS REPACK, to pack again [v] REPLAYS AELPRSY REPLAY, to play again [v] REPLOWS ELOPRSW REPLOW, to plow again [v] REPUMPS EMPPRSU REPUMP, to pump again [v] RERACKS ACEKRRS RERACK, to rack again [v] REREADS ADEERRS REREAD, to read again [v] RERISEN EEINRRS RERISE, to rise again [v] RERISES EEIRRSS RERISE, to rise again [v] REROOFS EFOORRS REROOF, to roof again [v] RESAILS AEILRSS RESAIL, to sail again [v] RESAWED ADEERSW RESAW, RESEE, to see again [v] RESEEDS DEEERSS RESEED, to seed again [v] RESEEKS EEEKRSS RESEEK, to seek again [v] RESENDS DEENRSS RESEND, to send again [v] RESENTS EENRSST RESENT, RESEND, to send again [v] RESHAVE AEEHRSV to shave again [v -D, -N -VING, -S] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

RESHINE EEHINRS to shine again [v -D, -HONE, -VING, -S] RESHIPS EHIPRSS RESHIP, to ship again [v] RESHOED DEEHORS RESHOE, to shoe again [v] RESHOES EEHORSS RESHOE, to shoe again [v] RESHOOT EHOORST to shoot again [v RESHOT, -ING, -S] RESHOWN EHNORSW RESHOW, to show again [v] RESHOWS EHORSSW RESHOW, to show again [v] RESIFTS EFIRSST RESIFT, to sift again [v] RESIGHT EGHIRST to sight again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESKINS EIKNRSS RESKIN, to replace outermost layer of aircraft or motor vehicle [v] RESMELT EELMRST to smelt again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESPLIT EILPRST to split again [v RESPLIT, -TTING, -S] RESPOOL ELOOPRS to spool again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESPOTS EOPRSST RESPOT, to spot again [v] RESPRAY AEPRRSY to spray again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESTAFF AEFFRST to staff again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESTART AERRSTT to start again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESTOCK CEKORST to stock again [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCHUITS CHISSTU SCHUIT, Dutch sailing vessel [n] SISKINS IIKNSSS SISKIN, Eurasian finch [n] SPIEGEL EEGILPS type of cast iron [n -S] STIVERS EIRSSTV STIVER, formerly used Dutch coin [n] STUIVER EIRSTUV stiver (formerly used Dutch coin) [n -S] UAKARIS AAIKRSU UAKARI, South American monkey [n] VENDUES DEENSUV VENDUE, public sale [n] WAMUSES AEMSSUW WAMUS, heavy outer jacket [n] WITLOOF FILOOTW chicory (perennial herb) [n -S] WOONERF EFNOORW road in Netherlands primarily for pedestrians and cyclists [n -S]

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Finnish (Finland) 7s KANTELE AEEKLNT type of harp [n -S] MARKKAA AAAKKMR MARKKA, former monetary unit of Finland [n]

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Flemish (Flanders - Belgium) 7s PIZZLES EILPSZZ PIZZLE, penis of animal [n]

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Georgian (Republic of Georgia) 7s THETRIS EHIRSTT THETRI, tetri (monetary unit of Republic of Georgia) [n]

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Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

German (Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) 7s ABLAUTS AABLSTU ABLAUT, patterned change in root vowels of verb forms [n] ABSEILS ABEILSS ABSEIL, to rappel (to descend from steep height by means of rope) [v] ALPHORN AHLNOPR wooden horn used by Swiss herdsmen [n -S] AUROCHS ACHORSU extinct European ox [n -S] AUSFORM AFMORSU to subject steel to strengthening process [v -ED, -ING, -S] BLUCHER BCEHLRU half-boot [n -S] DIKTATS ADIKSTT DIKTAT, harsh settlement imposed on defeated nation [n] DIRNDLS DDILNRS DIRNDL, woman’s dress [n] EINKORN EIKNNOR variety of wheat [n -S] EISWEIN EEIINSW sweet German wine [n -S] ERLKING EGIKLNR evil spirit of Germanic folklore [n -S] FLEHMEN EEFHLMN to inhale with mouth open and upper lip curled [v -ED, -ING, -S] FRACTUR ACFRRTU fraktur (style of type) [n -S] FRAKTUR AFKRRTU style of type [n -S] FUEHRER EEFHRRU fuhrer (leader) [n -S] FUHRERS EFHRRSU FUHRER, leader [n] FUTHARC ACFHRTU futhark (ancient alphabet) [n -S] FUTHARK AFHKRTU ancient alphabet [n -S] FUTHORC CFHORTU futhark (ancient alphabet) [n -S] FUTHORK FHKORTU futhark (ancient alphabet) [n -S] GESTALT AEGLSTT unified whole [n -S or -EN] GESTAPO AEGOPST secret-police organization [n -S] HAUSENS AEHNSSU HAUSEN, Russian sturgeon [n] HEXEREI EEEHIRX witchcraft [n -S] HOLSTEIN EHILNOST breed of cattle [n -S] HOMBURG BGHMORU felt hat [n -S] HURLEYS EHLRSUY HURLEY, hurling (Irish game) [n] HURLING GHILNRU Irish game [n -S] JAEGERS AEEGJRS JAEGER, hunter [n] KAISERS AEIKRSS emperor (ruler of empire) [n] KITHING GHIIKNT KITHE, to make known [v] KITSCHY CHIKSTY KITSCH, faddish art or literature [adj] KLATSCH ACHKLST klatch (social gathering) [n -ES] KOBOLDS BDKLOOS KOBOLD, elf (small, often mischievous fairy) [n] KOCHIAS ACHIKOS KOCHIA, Eurasian plant [n] KREUZER EEKRRUZ kreutzer (former monetary unit of Austria) [n -S] KRIMMER EIKMMRR kind of fur [n -S] KUCHENS CEHKNSU KUCHEN, coffee cake [n] KULTURS KLRSTUU KULTUR, culture; civilization [n] KUMMELS EKLMMSU KUMMEL, type of liqueur [n] KYTHING GHIKNTY KYTHE, kithe (to make known) [v] LANDAUS AADLNSU type of carriage [n -S] LAUWINE AEILNUW avalanche [n -S] LAWINES AEILNUW LAWINE, lauwine (avalanche) [n -S] MARCHEN ACEHMNR folktale [n MARCHEN] MENSHEN EEHMNNS mensch (admirable person) [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

MAZURKA AAKMRUZ Polish dance [n -S] MORGENS EGMNORS MORGEN, Dutch unit of land area [n] MUESLIS EILMSSU MUESLI, breakfast cereal [n] MUNSTER EMNRSTU muenster (mild cheese) [n -S] NEPHRON EHNNOPR excretory unit of kidney [n -S] OSTMARK AKMORST former East German monetary unit [n -S] PANZERS AENPRSZ PANZER, armored combat vehicle [n] PATZERS AEPRSTZ PATZER, inept chess player [n] PFENNIG EFGINNP formerly used bronze coin of Germany [n -S or -E] PHYTANE AEHNPTY chemical compound [n -S] PILSNER EILNPRS light beer [n -S] PINOCLE CEILNOP pinochle (card game) [n -S] PIZZLES EILPSZZ PIZZLE, penis of animal [n] PLOUGHS GHLOPSU PLOUGH, to plow (to turn up land with plow (farm implement)) [v] PLOWBOY BLOOPWY boy who leads plow team [n -S] PLOWERS ELOPRSW PLOWER, one that plows (to turn up land with plow (farm implement)) [n] PLOWING GILNOPW PLOW, to turn up land with plow (farm implement) [v] PLOWMAN ALMNOPW man who plows [n -MEN] POTZERS EOPRSTZ POTZER, patzer (inept chess player) [n] PRATERS AEPRRST PRATER, one that prates (to chatter (to talk rapidly and trivially)) [n] PRATING AGINPRT PRATE, to chatter (to talk rapidly and trivially) [v] PRATTLE AELPRTT to babble (to talk idly or excessively) [v -D, -LING, -S] PRETZEL EELPRTZ to contort (to twist out of shape) [v -LLED, -LLING, -S] PUSSIES EIPSSSU PUSSY, cat [n] PYROPES EOPPRSY PYROPE, variety of garnet [n] QUEENED DEEENQU QUEEN, to make queen (female monarch) of [v] QUEENLY EELNQUY of or befitting queen [adj -LIER, -LIEST] QUEERED DEEEQRU QUEER, to spoil effect or success of [v] QUEERER EEEQRRU QUEER, deviating from expected or normal [adj] QUEERLY EELQRUY in queer (deviating from expected or normal) manner [adv] QUELLED DEELLQU QUELL, to suppress (to put end to forcibly) [v] QUELLER EELLQRU one that quells (to suppress (to put end to forcibly)) [n -S] QUICHES CEHIQSU QUICHE, custard-filled pastry [n] QUICKEN CEIKNQU to speed up [v -ED, -ING, -S] QUICKER CEIKQRU QUICK, acting or capable of acting with speed [adj] QUICKIE CEIIKQU something done quickly [n -S] QUICKLY CIKLQUY in quick (acting or capable of acting with speed) manner [adv] RAFTERS AEFRRST RAFTER, supporting beam [n] RAFTING AFGINRT RAFT, to transport on raft (type of buoyant structure) [v] / sport of traveling down river on raft [n -S] RASHEST AEHRSST RASH, acting without due caution or forethought [adj] RATTLED ADELRTT RATTLE, to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] RATTLER AELRRTT one that rattles (to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds) [n -S] RATTLES AELRSTT RATTLE, to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] RAVENED ADEENRV RAVEN, to eat in ravenous manner [v]

RAVENER AEENRRV one that ravens (to eat in ravenous manner) [n -S] / RAVEN, glossy black [adj] / one that ravens (to eat in ravenous manner) [n -S] REACHED ACDEEHR REACH, to stretch out or put forth [v] REACHER ACEEHRR one that reaches (to stretch out or put forth) [n -S] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

REACHES ACEEHRS REACH, to stretch out or put forth [v] READERS ADEERRS READER, one that reads (to look at so as to in meaning of, as something written or printed) [n] READIED ADDEEIR READY, to make ready [v] READIER ADEEIRR READY, prepared [adj] READIES ADEEIRS READY, to make ready [v] READILY ADEILRY in ready (prepared) manner [adv] READING ADEGINR material that is read [n -S] / READ, to look at so as to take in meaning of, as something written or printed [v] REAVING AEGINRV REAVE, to plunder (to rob of goods by force) [v] REBEGAN ABEEGNR REBEGIN, to begin again [v] REBEGIN BEEGINR to begin again [v -GAN, -GUN, -NNING, -S] REBEGUN BEEGNRU REBEGIN, to begin again [v] REBINDS BDEINRS REBIND, to bind again [v] REBOARD ABDEORR to board again [v -ED, -ING, -S] REBOOKS BEKOORS REBOOK, to book again [v] REBORED BDEEORR REBORE, to bore again [v] REBORES BEEORRS REBORE, to bore again [v] REBOUND BDENORU REBIND, to bind again [v] / to spring back [v -ED, -ING, -S] REBUILD BDEILRU to build again [v -ED, -LT, -ING, -S] REBUILT BEILRTU REBUILD, to build again [v] RECHEWS CEEHRSW RECHEW, to chew again [v] RECHOSE CEEHORS RECHOOSE, to choose again [v] RECKING CEGIKNR RECK, to be concerned about [v] RECKONS CEKNORS RECKON, to count or compute [v] RECLEAN ACEELNR to clean again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RECOALS ACELORS RECOAL, to coal again [v] RECOMBS BCEMORS RECOMB, to comb again [v] RECORKS CEKORRS RECORK, to cork again [v] REDOCKS CDEKORS REDOCK, to dock again [v] REDOING DEGINOR REDO, to do again [v] REDRAFT ADEFRRT to make revised copy of [v -ED, -ING, -S] REDREAM ADEEMRR to dream again [v -ED, -T, -ING, -S] REDRIED DDEEIRR REDRY, to dry again [v] REDRIES DEEIRRS REDRY, to dry again [v] REDRILL DEILLRR to drill again [v -ED, -ING, -S] REDRIVE DEEIRRV to drive again [v –N, -ROVE, -VING, -S] REDROVE DEEORRV REDRIVE, to drive again [v] REEARNS AEENRRS REEARN, to earn again [v] REEDIER DEEEIRR REEDY, abounding in reeds [adj] REEDIFY DEEFIRY to rebuild (to build again) [v -FIED, -ING, -FIES] REEDILY DEEILRY with thin, piping sound [adv] REEDING DEEGINR convex molding [n -S] / REED, to fasten with reeds (stalks of tall grasses) [v] REEDMAN ADEEMNR one who plays reed instrument [n -MEN] REFALLS AEFLLRS REFALL, to fall again [v] REFEELS EEEFLRS REFEEL, to feel again [v] REFIGHT EFGHIRT to fight again [v -FOUGHT, -ING, -S] REFILLS EFILLRS REFILL, to fill again [v] REFILMS EFILMRS REFILM, to film again [v] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

REFINDS DEFINRS REFIND, to find again [v] REFIRED DEEFIRR REFIRE, to fire again [v] REFIRES EEFIRRS REFIRE, to fire again [v] REFLIES EEFILRS REFLY, to fly again [v] REFLOOD DEFLOOR to flood again [v -ED, -ING, -S] REFLOWN EFLNORW REFLY, to fly again [v] REFLOWS EFLORSW REFLOW, to flow again [v] REFOLDS DEFLORS REFOLD, to fold again [v] REFRAME AEEFMRR to frame again [v -D, -MING, -S] REFRESH EEFHRRS to restore well-being and vigor of [v -ED, -ING, -ES] REFROZE EEFORRZ REFREEZE, to freeze again [v] REGILDS DEGILRS REGILD, to gild again [v] REGIVEN EEGINRV REGIVE, to give again [v] REGIVES EEGIRSV REGIVE, to give again [v] REGLOWS EGLORSW REGLOW, to glow again [v] REGRATE AEEGRRT to buy up in order to sell for higher price in same area [v -D, -TING, -S] REGREEN EEEGNRR to green again [v -ED, -ING, -S] REGREET EEEGRRT to greet in return [v -ED, -ING, -S] REHANGS AEGHNRS REHANG, to hang again [v] REHEARD ADEEHRR REHEAR, to hear again [v] REHEARS AEEHRRS REHEAR, to hear again [v] REHEATS AEEHRST REHEAT, to heat again [v] REHOUSE EEHORSU to establish in new housing unit [v -D, -SING, -S] REKNITS EIKNRST REKNIT, to knit again [v] RELANDS ADELNRS RELAND, to land again [v] RELEARN AEELNRR to learn again [v -ED, -T, -ING, -S] RELIGHT EGHILRT to light again [v -ED, -IT, -ING, -S] RELINKS EIKLNRS RELINK, to link again [v] RELIVED DEEILRV RELIVE, to experience again [v] RELIVES EEILRSV RELIVE, to experience again [v] RELOADS ADELORS RELOAD, to load again [v] RELOANS AELNORS RELOAN, to loan again [v] RELOCKS CEKLORS RELOCK, to lock again [v] RELOOKS EKLOORS RELOOK, to look again [v] REMATCH ACEHMRT to match again [v -ED, -ING, -ES] REMATED ADEEMRT REMATE, to mate again [v] REMATES AEEMRST REMATE, to mate again [v] REMINTS EIMNRST REMINT, to melt down and make into new coin [v] RENAILS AEILNRS RENAIL, to nail again [v] RENAMED ADEEMNR RENAME, to name again [v] RENAMES AEEMNRS RENAME, to name again [v] RENDING DEGINNR REND, to tear apart forcibly [v] RENEWAL AEELNRW act of renewing (to make new or as if new again) [n -S] RENEWED DEEENRW RENEW, to make new or as if new again [v] RENEWER EEENRRW one that renews (to make new or as if new again) [n -S] REOPENS EENOPRS REOPEN, to open again [v] REPACKS ACEKPRS REPACK, to pack again [v] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

REPLOWS ELOPRSW REPLOW, to plow again [v] REPOLLS ELLOPRS REPOLL, to poll again [v] RERACKS ACEKRRS RERACK, to rack again [v] REREADS ADEERRS REREAD, to read again [v] RERISEN EEINRRS RERISE, to rise again [v] RERISES EEIRRSS RERISE, to rise again [v] REROOFS EFOORRS REROOF, to roof again [v] RESAILS AEILRSS RESAIL, to sail again [v] RESEEDS DEEERSS RESEED, to seed again [v] RESEEKS EEEKRSS RESEEK, to seek again [v] RESENDS DEENRSS RESEND, to send again [v] RESENTS EENRSST RESENT, RESEND, to send again [v] RESEWED DEEERSW RESEW, to sew again [v] RESHAPE AEEHPRS to shape again [v -D, -PING, -S] RESHAVE AEEHRSV to shave again [v -D, -N -VING, -S] RESHINE EEHINRS to shine again [v -D, -HONE, -VING, -S] RESHIPS EHIPRSS RESHIP, to ship again [v] RESHOED DEEHORS RESHOE, to shoe again [v] RESHOES EEHORSS RESHOE, to shoe again [v] RESHOOT EHOORST to shoot again [v RESHOT, -ING, -S] RESHOWN EHNORSW RESHOW, to show again [v] RESHOWS EHORSSW RESHOW, to show again [v] RESIFTS EFIRSST RESIFT, to sift again [v] RESIGHT EGHIRST to sight again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESKINS EIKNRSS RESKIN, to replace outermost layer of aircraft or motor vehicle [v] RESMELT EELMRST to smelt again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESOWED DEEORSW RESOW, to sow again [v] RESPADE ADEEPRS to spade again [v -D, -DING, -S] RESPEAK AEEKPRS to speak again [v -POKE, -POKEN, -ING, -S] RESPOOL ELOOPRS to spool again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESTAFF AEFFRST to staff again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESTAMP AEMPRST to stamp again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESTART AERRSTT to start again [v -ED, -ING, -S] RESTERS EERRSST RESTER, one that rests (to refresh oneself by ceasing work or activity) [n] RESTFUL EFLRSTU tranquil (free from disturbance) [adj -LLER, -LLEST] RESTING EGINRST REST, to refresh oneself by ceasing work or activity [v] RESTOCK CEKORST to stock again [v -ED, -ING, -S] SAPSAGO AAGOPSS hard, green cheese [n -GOS] SCHAPPE ACEHPPS silk fabric [n -S] SCHLEPP CEHLPPS schlep (to lug or drag) [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCHLEPS CEHLPSS SCHLEP, to lug or drag [v] SCHLONG CGHLNOS offensive word [n -S] SCHLUMP CHLMPSU to go about lazily or sloppily dressed [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCHMALZ ACHLMSZ schmaltz (excessive sentimentality) [n -ES] SCHMUTZ CHMSTUZ dirt, grime [n -ES] SCHNAPS ACHNPSS schnapps (strong liquor) [n SCHNAPS] SCHNEID CDEHINS losing streak [n -S] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

SCHNOOK CHKNOOS easily deceived person [n -S] SCHNOZZ CHNOSZZ schnoz (nose) [n -ES] SEIDELS DEEILSS SEIDEL, large beer glass [n] SHLEPPS EHLPPSS SHLEPP, to schlep (to lug or drag) [n] SHLEPPY EHLPPSY schleppy (shabby, run-down) [adj -PIER, -PIEST] SHLUMPS HMLPSSU SHLUMP, schlump (to go about lazily or sloppily dressed) [n] SHLUMPY HLMPUSY slovenly (habitually untidy or unclean) [adj] SHNAPPS AHNPPSS schnapps (strong liquor) [n SHNAPPS] SHNOOKS HKNOOSS SHNOOK, schnook (easily deceived person) [n] SHYSTER EHRSSTY unscrupulous lawyer or politician [n -S] SISKINS IIKNSSS SISKIN, Eurasian finch [n] SPATZLE AELPSTZ spaetzli (tiny dumplings) [n -S] SPIEGEL EEGILPS type of cast iron [n -S] STRUDEL DELRSTU type of pastry [n -S] THALERS AEHLRST THALER, taler (formerly used German coin) [n] THALWEG AEGHLTW line defining lowest points along length of riverbed [n -S] THOUING GHINOTU THOU, address as “thou” 2d person singular pronoun in nominative case [v] TUSCHES CEHSSTU TUSCHE, liquid used in lithography [n] UMLAUTS ALMSTUU to modify vowel sound by partial assimilation to succeeding sound [n -S] URTEXTE EERTTUX urtext (original text) [n -S] URTEXTS ERSTTUX URTEXT (original text) [n] WEDELNS DEELNSW WEDELN, skiing technique [n] WERGELD DEEGLRW price paid for taking man’s life in Anglo-Saxon law [n -S] WERGELT EEGLRTW wergeld (price paid for taking of man’s life in Anglo-Saxon law [n -S] WERGILD DEGILRW wergeld (price paid for taking of man’s life in Anglo-Saxon law [n -S] WISENTS EINSSTW WISENT, European bison [n] YCLEPED CDEELPY yclept (called; named [adj] ZITHERS EHIRSTZ ZITHER, stringed instrument [n]

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Hindi / Sanskrit (India, South Asia) 7s AHIMSAS AAHIMSS AHIMSA, Hindu principle of nonviolence [n] AJOWANS AAJNOSW AJOWAN, fruit of Egyptian plant [n] AMBARIS AABIMRS AMBARI, ambary (East Indian plant) [n] AMREETA AAEEMRT amrita (beverage that bestows immortality in Hindu mythology) [n -S] AMRITAS AAIMRST AMRITA, beverage that bestows immortality in Hindu mythology [n] ANANDAS AAADNNS extreme happiness [n -S] ASHRAMA AAAHMRS stage of life in Hinduism [n -S] ASHRAMS AAHMRSS ASHRAM, secluded dwelling of Hindu sage [n] ASRAMAS AAAMRSS ASRAMA, ashram (secluded dwelling of Hindu sage) [n] ASTANGA AAAGNST ashtanga (type of yoga (Hindu philosophy involving physical and mental disciplines)) [n -S] AVATARS AAARSTV AVATAR, incarnation of Hindu deity [n] BABOOLS ABBLOOS BABOOL, babul (North African tree) [n] BAHADUR AABDHRU Hindu title of respect [n -S] BANIANS AABINNS BANIAN, Hindu merchant [n] BANYANS AABNNSY BANYAN, East Indian tree [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

BHAKTIS ABHIKST BHAKTI, selfless devotion to deity in Hinduism [n] BHANGRA AABGHNR form of popular Punjabi dance music [n -S] BHARALS AABHLRS BHARAL, goatlike Asian mammal [n] BIRIANI ABIIINR biryani (Indian dish of meat, fish, or vegetables and rice) [n -S] BIRYANI ABIINRY Indian dish of meat, fish, or vegetables and rice [n -S] BRAHMAN AABHMNR member of highest Hindu caste [n -S] BRAHMAS AABHMRS large domestic fowl [n -S] BUDDHAS ABDDHSU BUDDHA, person who has attained Buddhahood [n] BUMMALO ABLMMOU small Asian fish [n -S] BUSTEES BEESSTU BUSTEE, slum in India [n] CANTALA AAACLNT tropical plant [n -S] CHABOUK ABCHKOU type of whip [n -S] CHABUKS ABCHKSU CHABUK, chibouk (type of whip) [n] CHAMPAC AACCHMP champak (East Indian tree) [n -S] CHAMPAK AACHKMP East Indian tree [n -S] CHAPATI AACHIPT unleavened bread of India [n -S] CHAPPAL AACHLPP sandal worn in India [n -S] CHARKAS AACHKRS CHARKA, charkha (spinning wheel) [n] CHARKHA AACHHKR spinning wheel [n -S] CHARPAI AACHIPR charpoy (bed used in India) [n -S] CHARPOY ACHOPRY bed used in India [n -S] CHILLUM CHILLMU part of water pipe [n -S] CHUKARS ACHKRSU CHUKAR, game bird [n] CHUKKAS ACHKKSU CHUKKA, type of boot [n] COOLIES CEILOOS COOLIE, laborer in or from Far East [n] COWHAGE ACEGHOW cowage (tropical vine) [n -S] DACOITS ACDIOST DACOIT, bandit in India [n] DACOITY ACDIOTY robbery by dacoits (bandit in India) [n -TIES] DAKOITS ADIKOST DAKOIT, dacoit (bandit in India) [n] DANSAKS AADKNSS DANSAK, dhansak (casserole of meats and vegetables) [n] DARBARS AABDRRS durbar (court of native ruler of India) [n] DARSHAN AADHNRS Hindu blessing [n -S] DEEWANS ADEENSW DEEWAN, dewan (official in India) [n] DEODARA AADDEOR deodar (East Indian cedar) [n -S] DEODARS ADDEORS DEODAR, East Indian cedar [n] DHANSAK AADHKNS casserole of meats and vegetables [n -S] DHARMAS AADHMRS DHARMA, conformity to Hindu law [n] DHARMIC ACDHIMR DHARMA, conformity to Hindu law [adj] DHARNAS AADHNRS DHARNA, form of protest in India [n] DHOLAKS ADHKLOS DHOLAK, two-headed drum [n] DHOOTIE DEHIOOT dhoti (loincloth worn by Hindu men) [n -S] DHOOTIS DHIOOST DHOOTI, dhoti (loincloth worn by Hindu men) [n] DHURNAS ADHNRSU DHURNA, dharna (form of protest in India) [n] DHURRIE DEHIRRU cotton rug made in India [n -S] DHYANAS AADHNSY DHYANA, profound meditation in Hinduism [n] DURRIES DEIRRSU DURRIE, dhurrie (cotton rug made in India) [n] FIRMANS AFIMNRS FIRMAN, edict issued by Middle Eastern sovereign [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

GANJAHS AAGHJNS GANJAH, ganja (cannabis used for smoking) [n] GENTOOS EGNOOST GENTOO, grayed-backed penguin [n] GHARRIS AGHIRRS GHARRI, gharry (carriage used in India) [n] GHERAOS AEGHORS GHERAO, to coerce by physical means [v] GINGALL AGGILLN jingal (heavy musket) [n -S] GINGALS AGGILNS GINGAL, jingal (heavy musket) [n -S] GINGELI EGGIILN gingelly (sesame seed or its oil) [n -S] GINGELY EGGILNY gingelly (sesame seed or its oil) [n -LIES] GINGILI GGIIILN gingelly (sesame seed or its oil) [n -S] GOONDAS ADGNOOS GOONDA, hired thug [n] GRUGRUS GGRRSUU GRUGRU, palm tree [n] HANUMAN AAHMNNU East Indian monkey [n -S] HARIANA AAAHINR breed of cattle [n -S] HARIJAN AAHIJNR outcaste in India HARTALS AAHLRST HARTAL, stoppage of work [n] JINGALL AGIJLLN jingal (heavy musket) [n -S] JINGALS AGIJLNS JINGAL, heavy musket) [n] JACONET ACEJNOT cotton cloth [n -S] JODHPUR DHJOPRU type of boot [n -S] KABIKIS ABIIKKS KABIKI, tropical tree [n] KAMALAS AAAKLMS KAMALA, Asian tree [n] KARAHIS AAHIKRS KARAHI, small frying pan used in India [n] KASHMIR AHIKMRS cashmere (fine wool) [n -S] KHADDAR AADDHKR cotton cloth [n -S] KHIRKAH AHHIKKR patchwork garment [n -S] KIRPANS AIKNPRS KIRPAN, dagger carried by Sikhs [n] KRUBUTS BKRSTUU KRUBUT, krubi (tropical plant) [n] KUMKUMS KKMMSUU KUMKUM, red powder used by Hindu women [n] LINGAMS AGILMNS LINGAM, Hindu phallic symbol [n] MAHANTS AAHMNST MAHANT, chief Hindu priest [n] MAHATMA AAAHMMT Hindu sage [n -S] MANDALA AAADLMN Hindu or Buddhist graphic symbol of universe [n -S] MANTRAM AAMMNRT mantra (mystical formula of prayer or incantation in Hinduism) [n -S] MANTRAS AAMNRST MANTRA, mystical formula of prayer or incantation in Hinduism [n] MANTRIC ACIMNRT MANTRA, mystical formula of prayer or incantation in Hinduism [adj] MEHNDIS DEHIMNS MEHNDI, art of painting patterns on skin with henna [n] MOKSHAS AHKMOSS MOKSHA, final release of soul from reincarnations in Hinduism [n] MUGGARS AGGMRSU MUGGAR, mugger (large Asian crocodile) [n] MUGGERS EGGMRSU large Asian crocodile [n] MUGGURS GGMRSUU MUGGUR, mugger (large Asian crocodile) [n] NILGAIS AGIILNS NILGAI, large antelope [n] NILGHAI AGHIILN nilgai (large antelope) [n -S] NILGHAU AGHILNU nilgai (large antelope) [n -S] NIRVANA AAINNRV blessed state in Buddhism [n -S] NULLAHS AHLLNSU NULLAH, ravine [n] PACHISI ACHIIPS board game of India [n -S] PAGODAS AADGOPS PAGODA, Far Eastern temple [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

PAKORAS AAKOPRS PAKORA, small spicy cake of fried batter with vegetables or meat [n] PANDITS ADINPST PANDIT, wise or learned man in India [n] PAPADAM AAADMPP papadum (thin, crisp bread of India) [n -S] PAPADOM AADMOPP papadum (thin, crisp bread of India) [n -S] PAPADUM AADMPPU thin, crisp bread of India [n -S] PARATHA AAAHPRT piece of unleavened bread fried on griddle [n -S] PARDAHS AADHPRS PARDAH, purdah (curtain used in India to seclude women) [n] PECHANS ACEHNPS PECHAN, stomach [n] PEEPULS EELPPSU PEEPUL, pipal (fig tree of India) [n] PRAJNAS AAJNPRS PRAJNA, ultimate knowledge in Buddhism and Hinduism [n] PUGAREE AEEGPRU pugree (cloth band wrapped around hat) [n -S] PUGGREE EEGGPRU pugree (cloth band wrapped around hat) [n -S] PUGMARK AGKMPRU footprint [n -S] PUGREES EEGPRSU PUGREE, cloth band wrapped around hat [n] PUNDITS DINPSTU PUNDIT, Hindu scholar [n] PUNKAHS AHKNPSU PUNKAH, punka (ceiling fan used in India) [n] PURANAS AANPRSU PURANA, Hindu scripture [n] PURANIC ACINPRU PURANA, Hindu scripture [adj] PUTTEES EEPSTTU PUTTEE, strip of cloth worn around leg [n] RAGGEES AEEGGRS RAGGEE, ragi (East Indian cereal grass) [n] RAGGIES AEGGIRS RAGGY, ragi (East Indian cereal grass) [n] RAMTILS AILMRST RAMTIL, tropical plant [n] RUFIYAA AAFIRUY monetary unity of Maldives [n RUFIYAA] RUPIAHS AHIPRSU RUPIAH, monetary unit of Indonesia [n] SADDHUS ADDHSSU SADDHU, sadhu (Hindu holy man) [n] SAHIWAL AAHILSW any of breed of humped dairy cattle [n -S] SAMADHI AADHIMS state of concentration in yoga [n -S] SAMBARS AABMRSS SAMBAR, large Asian deer [n] SAMBHAR AABHMRS sambar (large Asian deer) [n -S] SAMBHUR ABHMRSU sambar (large Asian deer) [n -S] SAMBURS ABMRSSU SAMBUR, sambar (large Asian deer) [n] SAMOSAS AAMOSSS SAMOSA, filled pastry turnover [n] SAMSARA AAAMRSS cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Buddhism [n -S] SANDHIS ADHINSS SANDHI, process of phonetic modification [n] SANGHAS AAGHNSS SANGHA, Buddhist religious community [n] SANYASI AAINSSY sannyasi (Hindu monk) [n -S] SARANGI AAGINRS stringed instrument of India [n -S] SARODES ADEORSS SARODE, sarod (stringed instrument of India) [n] SATSANG AAGNSST sacred gathering in Hinduism [n -S] SHEHNAI AEHHINS double-reed wind instrument of India [n -S] SHENAIS AEHINSS SHENAI, shehnai (double-reed wind instrument of India) [n] SHIKARA AAHIKRS light, flat-bottomed boat in Kashmir [n -S] SHROFFS FFHORSS SHROFF, to test genuineness of, as coin [v] SIDDHAS ADDHISS SIDDHA, one who has attained perfection in Hinduism [n] SIDDHIS DDHIISS SIDDHI, perfection attained by siddha [n] SIRDARS ADIRRSS SIRDAR, person of rank in India [n] SMRITIS IIMRSST SMRITI, text of Hindu religious teachings [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

SOUCARS ACORSSU SOUCAR, Hindu banker [n] SOWCARS ACORSSW SOWCAR, soucar (Hindu banker) [n] SRADDHA AADDHRS sradha (Hindu ceremonial offering) [n -S] SRADHAS AADHRSS SRADHA, Hindu ceremonial offering [n] SUTTEES EESSTTU SUTTEE, Hindu widow cremated on her husband's funeral pyre to show her devotion to him [n] SWAMIES AEIMSSW SWAMY, swami (Hindu religious teacher) [n] TAHSILS AHILSST TAHSIL, district in India [n] TALOOKA AAKLOOT taluk (estate in India) [n -S] TALUKAS AAKLSTU TALUKA, taluk (estate in India) [n] TANTRAS AANRSTT TANTRA, one of class of Hindu religious writings [n] TANTRIC ACINRTT TANTRA, one of class of Hindu religious writings [adj] TANTRUM AMNRTTU fit of rage [n -S] TATHATA AAAHTTT ultimate nature of all things in Buddhism [n -S] TATHATA AAAHTTT ultimate nature of all things in Buddhism [n -S] THUGGEE EEGGHTU thuggery in India [n -S] TUSSAHS AHSSSTU TUSSAH, Asian silkworm [n] TUSSARS ARSSSTU TUSSAR, tussah (Asian silkworm) [n] TUSSEHS EHSSSTU TUSSEH, tussah (Asian silkworm) [n] TUSSERS ERSSSTU TUSSER, tussah (Asian silkworm) [n] TUSSORE EORSSTU tussah (Asian silkworm) [n -S] TUSSORS ORSSSTU TUSSOR, tussah (Asian silkworm) [n] TUSSURS RSSSTUU TUSSUR, tussah (Asian silkworm) [n] VERANDA AADENRV type of porch [n -S] WALLAHS AAHLLSW WALLAH, person engaged in particular occupation or activity [n] ZANANAS AAANNSZ ZANANA, zenana (section of house in India reserved for women) [n] ZENANAS AAENNSZ ZENANA, section of house in India reserved for women [n]

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Hungarian (Hungary) 7s CSARDAS AACDRSS czardas (Hungarian dance) [n -ES] CZARDAS AACDRSZ CZARDA, Hungarian dance [n] FORINTS FINORST FORINT, monetary unit of Hungary [n] GOULASH AGHLOSU beef stew [n -S] HUSSARS AHRSSSU HUSSAR, cavalry soldier [n] LEKVARS AEKLRSV LEKVAR, prune butter [n] PAPRICA AACIPPR paprika (seasoning made from red peppers) [n -S] PAPRIKA AAIKPPR seasoning made from red peppers [n -S] SHAKOES AEHKOSS SHAKO, type of military hat [n] TZIGANE AEGINTZ gypsy [n -S] VIZSLAS AILSSVZ VIZSLA, Hungarian breed of dog [n]

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Imitative Languages (Natural Sounds, Onomatopoeia) 7s ATISHOO AHIOOST ahchoo (used to represent sound of sneeze) [interj] BAMMING ABGIMMN BAM, to strike with dull resounding noise [v] BLAMMED ABDELMM BLAM, to make loud sound like that of gunshot [v] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

BLEEPED BDEEELP BLEEP, to blip (to remove sound from recording) [v] BLEEPER BEEELPR one that bleeps (to blip (to remove sound from recording)) [n -S] BLIPPED BDEILPP BLIP, to remove sound from recording [v] BOINGED BDEGINO BOING, to make sound of reverberation or vibration [v] BONGING BGGINNO BONG, to make deep, ringing sound [v] BOOMERS BEMOORS BOOMER, one that booms (to make deep, resonant sound) [n] BOOMING BGIMNOO BOOM, to make deep, resonant sound [v] BUZZIER BEIRUZZ BUZZY, having vibrating sound [adj] BUZZING BGINUZZ buzzing noise [n -S] / BUZZ, to make vibrating sound [v] CACKLED ACCDEKL CACKLE, to make sound of hen [v] CACKLER ACCEKLR one that cackles (to make sound of hen) [n -S] CACKLES ACCEKLS CACKLE, to make sound of hen [v] CHEEPED CDEEEHP CHEEP, to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v] CHEEPER CEEEHPR one that cheeps (to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound)) [n -S] CHEWINK CEHIKNW common finch [n -S] CHIPPER CEHIPPR to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v -ED, -ING, -S] CHIRMED CDEHIMR CHIRM, to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v] CHIRPED CDEHIPR CHIRP, to utter short, shrill sound [v] CHIRPER CEHIPRR one that chirps (to utter short, shrill sound) [n -S] CHIRRED CDEHIRR CHIRR, to make harsh, vibrant sound [v] / CHIRRE, to chirr [v] CHIRRES CEHIRRS CHIRRE, to chirr (to make harsh, vibrant sound) [v] CHITTER CEHIRTT to twitter (to utter succession of chirping sounds) [v ED, -ING, -S] CHOUGHS CGHHOSU CHOUGH, crow-like bird [n] CHUFFED CDEFFHU CHUFF, to chug (to move with dull explosive sound) [v] CHUGGED CDEGGHU CHUG, to move with dull explosive sound [v] CHUGGER CEGGHRU one that chugs (to move with dull explosive sound) [n -S] CHUNKED CDEHKNU CHUNK, to make dull explosive sound [v] CHURRED CDEHRRU CHURR, to make vibrant sound [v] CLACKED ACCDEKL CLACK, to make abrupt, dry sound [v] CLACKER ACCEKLR one that clacks (to make abrupt, dry sound) [n -S] CLANKED ACDEKLN CLANK, to make sharp, metallic sound [v] CLICKED CCDEIKL CLICK, to make short, sharp sound [v] CLICKER CCEIKLR one that clicks (to make short, sharp sound) [n -S] CLINKED CDEIKLN CLINK, to make soft, sharp, ringing sound [v] CLITTER CEILRTT to make thin rattling sound [v -ED, -ING, -S] CLONKED CDEKLNO CLONK, to make dull thumping sound [v] CLOPPED CDELOPP CLOP, to make sound of hoof striking pavement [v] CLUCKED CCDEKLU CLUCK, to make sound of hen [v] CLUCKER CCEKLRU chicken [n -S] CLUNKED CDEKLNU CLUNK, to thump (to strike so as to make dull, heavy sound) [v] CRACKLE ACCEKLR to make succession of snapping sounds [v -D, -LING, -S] CRAUNCH ACCHNRU to crunch (to chew with crackling sound) [v -ED, -ING, -ES] CREAKED ACDEEKR CREAK, to squeak (to make sharp, high-pitched sound) [v] CROAKED ACDEKOR CROAK, to utter low, hoarse sound [v] CROAKER ACEKORR one that croaks (to utter low, hoarse sound) [n -S] CRUMPED CDEMPRU CRUMP, to crunch (to chew with crackling sound) [v] CRUNCHY CCHNRUY something that makes crackling sound when eaten [n -HIES] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CUCKOOS CCKOOSU CUCKOO, to repeat monotonously [v] CURRING CGINRRU CURR, to purr (to utter low, vibrant sound) [v] DONGING DGGINNO DONG, to make deep sound like that of large bell [v] DRONERS DENORRS DRONER, one that drones (to make continuous low sound) [n] DRONING DGINNOR DRONE, to make continuous low sound [v] FIZZERS EFIRSZZ FIZZER, one that fizzes (to make hissing or sputtering sound) [n] FIZZING FGIINZZ FIZZ, to make hissing or sputtering sound [v] FIZZLED DEFILZZ FIZZLE, to fizz (to make hissing or sputtering sound) [v] FIZZLES EFILSZZ FIZZLE, to fizz (to make hissing or sputtering sound) [v] GAGGLED ADEGGGL GAGGLE, to cackle (to make sound of hen) [v] GAGGLES AEGGGLS GAGGLE, to cackle (to make sound of hen) [v] GLUGGED DEGGGLU GLUG, to make gurgling sound [v] GONGING GGGINNO GONG, to make sound of gong (disk-shaped percussion instrument) [v] GROWLED DEGLORW GROWL, to utter deep, harsh sound [v] GROWLER EGLORRW one that growls (to utter deep, harsh sound) [n -S] GRUNTED DEGNRTU GRUNT, to utter deep, guttural sound [v] GRUNTER EGNRRTU one that grunts (to utter deep, guttural sound) [n -S] GUGGLED DEGGGLU GUGGLE, to gurgle (to flow with bubbling sounds) [v] GUGGLES EGGGLSU GUGGLE, to gurgle (to flow with bubbling sounds) [v] GURGLED DEGGLRU GURGLE, to flow with bubbling sounds [v] GURGLES EGGLRSU GURGLE, to flow with bubbling sounds [v] HARUMPH AHHMPRU to harrumph (to make guttural sound) [v -ED, -ING, -S] HICCUPS CCHIPSU HICCUP, to make peculiar-sounding, spasmodic inhalation [v] HISSERS EHIRSSS HISSER, one that hisses (to make sibilant sound) [n] HISSIER EHIIRSS HISSY, characterized by hissing sound [adj] HISSING GHIINSS HISS, to make sibilant sound [v] HOOPOES EHOOOPS HOOPOE, European bird [n] HOOPOOS HOOOOPS HOOPOO, hoopoe (European bird) [n] HOOTIER EHIOORT HOOTY, sounding like cry of owl [adj] HOWLETS EHLOSTW HOWLET, owl (nocturnal bird) [n] JANGLED ADEGJLN JANGLE, to make harsh, metallic sound [v] JANGLER AEGJLNR one that jangles (to make harsh, metallic sound) [n -S] JANGLES AEGJLNS JANGLE, to make harsh, metallic sound [v] JINGLED DEGIJLN JINGLE, to make tinkling sound [v] JINGLER EGIJLNR one that jingles (to make tinkling sound) [n -S] JINGLES EGIJLNS JINGLE, to make tinkling sound [v] KABOOMS ABKMOOS KABOOM, sound of loud explosion [n] KATHUMP AHKMPTU loud thudding sound [n -S] KERCHOO CEHKOOR ahchoo (used to represent sound of sneeze) [interj] KILLDEE DEEIKLL killdeer (wading bird) [n -S] MEOUING EGIMNOU MEOU, to meow (to make crying sound of cat) [v] MEOWING EGIMNOW MEOW, to make crying sound of cat [v] MEWLERS EELMRSW MEWLER, one that mewls (to whimper (to cry with plaintive, broken sounds)) [n] MEWLING EGILMNW MEWL, to whimper (to cry with plaintive, broken sounds) [v] MIAOUED ADEIMOU MIAOU, to meow (to make crying sound of cat) [v] MIAOWED ADEIMOW MIAOW, to meow (to make crying sound of cat) [v] MIAULED ADEILMU MIAUL, to meow (to make crying sound of cat) [v] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

MOPOKES EKMOOPS MOPOKE, Australian bird [n] MOTMOTS MMOOSTT MOTMOT, tropical bird [n] MUNCHED CDEHMNU MUNCH, to chew with crackling sound [v] MUNCHER CEHMNRU one that munches (to chew with crackling sound) [n -S] MUNCHES CEHMNSU MUNCH, to chew with crackling sound [v] PEEWITS EEIPSTW PEEWIT, pewit (lapwing (shore bird)) [n] PINGERS EGINPRS PINGER, device for producing pulses of sound [n] PINGING GGIINNP PING, to produce brief, high-pitched sound [v] PITAPAT AAIPPTT to make repeated tapping sound [v -TTED, -TTING, -S] PLINKED DEIKLNP PLINK, to shoot at random targets [v] PLINKER EIKLNPR one that plinks (to shoot at random targets) [n -S} PLODDED DDDELOP PLOD, to walk heavily [v] PLODDER DDELOPR one that plods (to walk heavily) [n -S] PLONKED DEKLNOP PLONK, to plunk (to fall or drop heavily) [v] PLONKER EKLNOPR stupid person [n -S] PLOPPED DELOPPP PLOP, to drop or fall heavily [v] PLUNKED DEKLNPU PLUNK, to fall or drop heavily [v] PLUNKER EKLNPRU one that plunks (to fall or drop heavily) [n -S] POPCORN CNOOPPR variety of corn [n -S] POPGUNS GNOPPSU POPGUN, toy gun [n] POPPERS EOPPPRS POPPER, one that pops (to make sharp, explosive sound) [n] POPPING GINOPPP POP, to make sharp, explosive sound [v] POPPLED DELOPPP POPPLE, to move in bubbling or rippling manner [v] POPPLES ELOPPPS POPPLE, to move in bubbling or rippling manner [v] PSHAWED ADEHPSW PSHAW, to utter expression of disapproval [v] PULINGS GILNPSU PULING, plaintive cry [n] PURRING GINPRRU PUR, to purr (to utter low, vibrant sound) [v] / PURR [v] QUAFFED ADEFFQU QUAFF, to drink deeply [v] QUAFFER AEFFQRU one that quaffs (to drink deeply) [n -S] QWERTYS EQRSTWY QWERTY, standard keyboard [n] RALPHED ADEHLPR RALPH, to vomit (to eject contents of stomach through mouth) [v] RAPPERS AEPPRRS RAPPER, one that raps (to strike sharply) [n] RAPPING AGINPPR RAP, to strike sharply [v] RATATAT AAARTTT quick, sharp rapping sound [n -S] RATTLED ADELRTT RATTLE, to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] RATTLER AELRRTT one that rattles (to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds) [n -S] RATTLES AELRSTT RATTLE, to make quick succession of short, sharp sounds [v] RIBBITS BBIIRST RIBBIT, sound made by frog [n] ROARERS AEORRRS ROARER, one that roars (to utter loud, deep sound) [n] ROARING AGINORR loud, deep sound [n -S] / ROAR, to utter loud, deep sound [v] RUMBLED BDELMRU RUMBLE, to make deep, thunderous sound [v] RUMBLER BELMRRU one that rumbles (to make deep, thunderous sound) [n -S] RUMBLES BELMRSU RUMBLE, to make deep, thunderous sound [v] RUSTLED DELRSTU RUSTLE, to make succession of slight, soft sounds [v] RUSTLER ELRRSTU one that rustles (to make succession of slight, soft sounds) [n -S] RUSTLES ELRSSTU RUSTLE, to make succession of slight, soft sounds [v] SCRITCH CCHIRST quiet scraping sound [n -ES] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

SCROOPS COOPRSS SCROOP, to make harsh, grating sound [v] SHRIKES EHIKRSS SHRIKE, predatory bird [n] SIZZLED DEILSZZ SIZZLE, to burn or fry with hissing sound [v] SIZZLES EILSSZZ SIZZLE, to burn or fry with hissing sound [v] SKIRLED DEIKLRS SKIRL, to produce shrill sound [v] SNAPPED ADENPPS SNAP, to make sharp cracking sound [v] SNAPPER AENPPRS one that snaps (to make sharp cracking sound) [n -S] SQUEAKS AEKQSSU SQUEAK, to make sharp, high-pitched sound [v] SUGHING GGHINSU SUGH, to sough (to make moaning or sighing sound) [v] SWISHED DEHISSW SWISH, to move with prolonged hissing sound [v] SWISHER EHIRSSW SWISH, fashionable [adj] / one that swishes (to move with prolonged hissing sound) [n -S] SWISHES EHISSSW SWISH, to move with prolonged hissing sound [v] TANTARA AAANRTT sound of trumpet or horn [n -S] THUDDED DDDEHTU THUD, to make dull, heavy sound [v] THUMPED DEHMPTU THUMP, to strike so as to make dull, heavy sound [v] THUMPER EHMPRTU one that thumps (to strike so as to make dull, heavy sound) [n -S] THUNKED DEHKNTU THUNK, to make sudden, muffled sound [v] TICKERS CEIKRST TICKER, one that ticks (to make recurrent clicking sound) [n] TICKING CGIIKNT TICK, to make recurrent clicking sound [v] TICTACS ACCISTT TICTAC, to ticktock (to make ticking sound of clock) [v] TICTOCS CCIOSTT TICTOC, to ticktock (to make ticking sound of clock) [v] TINGING GGIINNT TING, to emit high-pitched metallic sound [v] TINKLED DEIKLNT TINKLE, to make slight, sharp, metallic sounds [v] TINKLER EIKLNRT one that tinkles (to make slight, sharp, metallic sounds) [n -S] TINKLES EIKLNST TINKLE, to make slight, sharp, metallic sounds [v] TOCKING CGIKNOT TOCK, to make hollow sound [v] TOOTERS EOORSTT TOOTER, one that toots (to sound horn or whistle in short blasts) [n] TOOTING GINOOTT TOOT, to sound horn or whistle in short blasts [v] TOWHEES EEHOSTW TOWHEE, common finch [n] TWANGED ADEGNTW TWANG, to make sharp, vibrating sound [v] TWANGER AEGNRTW one that twangs (to make sharp, vibrating sound) [n -S] TWANGLE AEGLNTW to twang (to make sharp, vibrating sound) [v -D, -LING, -S] TWEETED DEEETTW TWEET, to chirp (to utter short, shrill sound) [v] TWITTER EIRTTTW to utter succession of chirping sounds [v -ED, -ING, -S] WHEEZED DEEEHWZ WHEEZE, to breathe with whistling sound [v] WHEEZER EEEHRWZ one that wheezes (to breathe with whistling sound) [n -S] WHEEZES EEEHSWZ WHEEZE, to breathe with whistling sound [v] WHIMPER EHIMPRW to cry with plaintive, broken sounds [v -ED, -ING, -S] WHINERS EHINRSW WHINER, one that whines (to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound) [n] WHINGED DEGHINW WHINGE, to whine (to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound) [v] WHINGER EGHINRW one that whinges (to whine (to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound)) [n -S] WHINGES EGHINSW WHINGE, to whine (to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound) [v] WHINING GHIINNW WHINE, to utter plaintive, high-pitched sound [v] WHISHED DEHHISW WHISH, to move with hissing sound [v] WHISHES EHHISSW WHISH, to move with hissing sound [v] WHISTLE EHILSTW to make shrill, clear musical sound [v -D, -LING, -S] WHIZZED DEHIWZZ WHIZ, to move with buzzing or hissing sound [v] / WHIZZ, to whiz ( [v] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

WHIZZER EHIRWZZ one that whizzes (to move with buzzing or hissing sound) [n -S] WHIZZES EHISWZZ WHIZ, to move with buzzing or hissing sound [v] / WHIZZ, to whiz [v] WHOOFED DEFHOOW WHOOF, to make deep snorting sound [v] WHOOMPH HHMOOPW whoomp (sudden loud sound) [n -S] WHOOMPS HMOOPSW WHOOMP, sudden loud sound [n] WHUMPED DEHMPUW WHUMP, to thump (to strike so as to make dull, heavy sound) [v] WOOFING FGINOOW WOOF, to utter gruff barking sound [v] WOOSHED DEHOOSW WOOSH, to whoosh (to move with hissing sound) [v] WOOSHES EHOOSSW WOOSH, to whoosh (to move with hissing sound) [v] ZINGING GGIINNZ ZING, to move with high-pitched humming sound [v] ZIZZING GIINZZZ ZIZZ, to make buzzing sound [v] ZIZZLED DEILZZZ ZIZZLE, to sizzle (to burn or fry with hissing sound) [v] ZIZZLES EILSZZZ ZIZZLE, to sizzle (to burn or fry with hissing sound) [v] ZOOMING GIMNOOZ ZOOM, to move with loud humming sound [v] ZOONING GINNOOZ ZOON, to zoom (to move with loud humming sound) [v]

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Indigenous Languages (Various Countries / Regions / Tribes) 7s ALLIAKS AAIKLLS ALLIAK, Inuit sledge (Inuit) [n] AMAUTIK AAIKMTU Inuit woman's parka (Inuit) [n -S] AMAUTIS AAIMSTU AMAUTI, amautik (Inuit woman's parka) (Inuit) [n] ANORAKS AAKNORS ANORAK, parka (Greenlandic) [n] ARAROBA AAABORR Brazilian tree (Tupi) [n -S] ARTIGIS AGIIRST ARTIGI, atigi (type of Inuit parka) (Inuit) [n] ATLATLS AALLSTT device for throwing spear or dart (Nahuatl) [n -S] AVODIRE ADEIORV African tree (Nigeria) [n -S] AXOLOTL ALLOOTX salamander of Mexico and western United States (Nahuatl) [n -S] BABACUS AABBCSU BABACU, babassu (palm tree) (Tupi) [n -S] BABASSU AABBSSU palm tree (Tupi) [n -S] BALATAS AAABLST BALATA, tropical tree (Carib) [n] BASENJI ABEIJNS barkless dog (Bantu) [n -S] BONOBOS BBNOOOS BONOBO, anthropoid ape (Democratic Republic of Congo) [n] BROLGAS ABGLORS BROLGA, large Australian bird (Kamilaroi / Aboriginal) [n] BUBINGA ABBGINU African tree (Bantu) [n] BUNYIPS BINPSUY BUNYIP, fabulous monster of swamps (Wemba-Wemba) [n] CHEBECS BCCEEHS CHEBEC, small bird (Agawam) [n] CHICKEE CCEEHIK stilt house of Seminole Indians (Creek and Miksauki) [n -S] CHINOOK CHIKNOO warm wind (Chinook and Nootka) [n -S] COMATIK ACIKMOT komatik (Inuit sledge) (Inuit) [n -S] COONTIE CEINOOT tropical plant (Florida Creek) [n -S] CURARAS AACRRSU CURARA, curare (arrow poison) (Carib) [n] CURARES ACERRSU CURARE, arrow poison (Carib) [n] CURARIS ACIRRSU CURARI, curare (arrow poison) (Carib) [n] DAISHIKI ADHIIIKS dashiki (African tunic) (Yoruba or Hausa) [n -S] DALASIS AADILSS DALASI, unit of Gambian currency [n] DASHEEN ADEEHNS tropical plant (West Indian) [n -S] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

DASHIKI ADHIIKS African tunic (Yoruba or Hausa) [n -S] DJEMBES BDEEJMS DJEMBE, type of African hand drum (Bambara people of Mali) [n] EKPWELE EEEKLPW former monetary unit of Equatorial Africa (Equatorial Guinea) [n -S] EKUELES EEEKLSU EKUELE, ekpwele (former monetary unit of Equatorial Africa) (Equatorial Guinea) [n] GEODUCK CDEGKOU large, edible clam (Lushootseed / Nisqually) [n -S] GERENUK EEGKNRU long-necked antelope (Somali) [n -S] GOOMBAY ABGMOOY calypso music of Bahamas (Kikongo) [n -S] GUARANA AAAGNRU South American shrub (Tupi) [n -S] GWEDUCK CDEGKUW geoduck (small, edible clam) (Lushootseed / Nisqually) [n -S] GWEDUCS CDEGSUW GWEDUC, geoduck (small, edible clam) (Lushootseed / Nisqually) [n] HAMATSA AAAHMST dance inspired by spirit of man-eating monster (Kwakw'ala) [n -S] HOUNGAN AGHNNOU voodoo priest (Fon) [n -S] IMPALAS AAILMPS IMPALA, African antelope (Zulu) [n] IMPHEES EEHIMPS IMPHEE, African grass (Zulu) [n] IMPHEES EEHIMPS IMPHEE, African grass (Zulu) [n] INDABAS AABDINS INDABA, meeting of South African tribes (Zulu & Xhosa) [n] INDABAS AABDINS INDABA, meeting of South African tribes (Zulu) [n] INDUNAS ADINNSU INDUNA, tribal overseer in Africa (Zulu) [n] INDUNAS ADINNSU INDUNA, tribal overseer in Africa (Zulu) [n] INUKSUK IKKNSUU inukshuk (figure of human made of stones) (Inuit) [n -S or -UIT] JABIRUS ABIJRSU JABIRU, wading bird (Tupi / Guarani) [n] JARRAHS AAHJRRS JARRAH, evergreen tree (Nyungar) [n] JUJUISM IJJMSUU system of beliefs connected with jujus (object regarded as having magical power) (Yoruba) [n -S] JUJUIST IJJSTUU follower of jujuism (system of beliefs connected with jujus (object regarded as having magical powers) (Yoruba) [n -S] KABADDI AABDDIK tackling sport of South Asia played by two teams (Tamil) [n -S] KABAKAS AAABKKS KABAKA, Ugandan emperor (Luganda) [n] KACHINA AACHIKN ancestral spirit (Hopi) [n -S] KAHUNAS AAHKNSU KAHUNA, medicine man (Hawaiian) [n] KAKAPOS AAKKOPS KAKAPO, flightless parrot (Maori)[n] KAKIVAK AAIKKKV fish spear used by Inuits (Inupiaq) [n -S] KALIMBA AABIKLM African musical instrument (Shona / Bantu) [n -S] KAMOTIK AIKKMOT komatik (Inuit sledge) (Inuit) [n -S] KAMOTIQ AIKMOQT komatik (Inuit sledge) (Inuit) [n -S] KARROOS AKOORRS KARROO, dry plateau (Khosian (Hottentot)) [n] KATCINA AACIKNT kachina (ancestral spirit) (Hopi) [n -S] KATSINA AAIKNST kachina (ancestral spirit) (Hopi) [n -M or -S] KAURIES AEIKRSU KAURY, kauri (timber tree) (Maori)[n] KAYAKED AADEKKY KAYAK, to travel in kayak (Inuit canoe) (Inuit) [v] KEITLOA AEIKLOT rhinoceros (Tswana) [n -S] KIKUYUS IKKSUUY KIKUYU, type of grass (Swahili) [n] KIKUYUS IKKSUUY KIKUYU, type of grass (Bantu) [n] KINARAS AAIKNRS KINARA, candelabra with seven candlesticks (to celebrate Kwanzaa) (Swahili) [n] KOKANEE AEEKKNO food fish (Interior Salish) [n -S] KOMATIK AIKKMOT Inuit sledge (Inuit) [n -S] KONGONI GIKNNOO African antelope (Kiswahili) [n KONGONI] KOOKUMS KKMOOSU KOOKUM, kokum (East Indian tree) (Chinook) [n] KUDLIKS DIKKLSU KUDLIK, Inuit oil lamp (Inuktitut) [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

KWACHAS AACHKSW KWACHA, monetary unit of Malawi and Zambia (Chinyanja or Chichewa) [n] KWACHAS AACHKSW KWACHA, monetary unit of Malawi and Zambia (Bemba) [n] KWANZAS AAKNSWZ KWANZA, monetary unit of Angola (Swahili) [n] KWANZAS AAKNSWZ KWANZA, monetary unit of Angola (Swahili) [n] LECHWES CEEHLSW LECHWE, African antelope (Tswana or Sotho) [n] LEGONGS EGGLNOS LEGONG, Balinese dance (Balinese) [n] LEMPIRA AEILMPR monetary unit of Honduras (Lenca) [n -S] LICENTE CEEILNT SENTE, monetary unit of Lesotho (Sesotho) [n] LIMBOED BDEILMO LIMBO, to perform West Indian dance (Trinidadian English) [v] LISENTE EEILNST SENTE, monetary unit of Lesotho (Sesotho) [n] LUMPIAS AILMPSU LUMPIA, Indonesian spring roll (Hokkien) [n] MACAQUE AACEMQU short-tailed monkey (Bantu) [n -S] MAJAGUA AAAGJMU tropical tree (Carib) [n -S] MANGABY AABGMNY mangabey (long-tailed monkey) (Madagascar) [n -BIES] MANIHOT AHIMNOT tropical plant (Guarani) [n -S] MANUKAS AAKMNSU MANUKA, small tree of New Zealand (Maori) [n] MARIMBA AABIMMR percussion instrument (Kimbundu) [n -S] MASKEGS AEGKMSS MASKEG, muskeg (marsh (tract of low, wet land)) (Algonquian) [n] MOHAWKS AHKMOSW MOHAWK, hairstyle marked by stiff ridge of long hair from front to back (Narragansett) [n] MUCLUCS CCLMSUU MUCLUC, mukluk (soft boot worn by Inuits) (Yupic) [n] MUKLUKS KKLMSUU MUKLUK, soft boot worn by Inuits (Yupic) [n] MUKTUKS KKMSTUU MUKTUK, whale skin used for food (Inuit) [n] MUNTJAC ACJMNTU small Asian deer (Sudanese) [n -S] MUNTJAK AJKMNTU muntjac (small Asian deer) (Sudanese) [n -S] MUSKEGS EGKMSSU marsh (tract of low, wet land) (Algonquian) [n] MUSKIES EIKMSSU MUSKIE, freshwater fish (Algonquian) [n] MUSKRAT AKMRSTU aquatic rodent (Algonquian) [n -S] MUUMUUS MMSUUUU MUUMUU, long, loose dress (Hawaiian) [N] NAGANAS AAAGNNS NAGANA, disease of horses in Africa (Zulu) [n] NARDOOS ADNOORS NARDOO, clover-like plant (Yandruwandha Aboriginal Australian) [n] NUNATAK AAKNNTU mountain peak completely surrounded by glacial ice (Greenlandic) [n -S] OBIISMS BIIMOSS OBIISM, obeahism (form of sorcery of African origin) (Igbo) [n] OOMIACK ACIKMOO umiak (open Inuit boat) (Inuit) [n -S] OOMIACS ACIMOOS OOMIAC, umiak (open Inuit boat) (Inuit) [n] OOMIAKS AIKMOOS OOMIAK, umiak (open Inuit boat) (Inuit) [n] OORALIS AILOORS OORALI, curare (arrow poison) (Carib) [n] OPOSSUM MOOPSSU arboreal mammal (Algonquian) [n -S] OQUASSA AAOQSSU small lake trout (Penobscot) [n -S] ORISHAS AHIORSS ORISHA, Yoruba deity (Yoruba) [n] OURARIS AIORRSU OURARI, curare (arrow poison) (Carib) [n] PARIAHS AAHIPRS PARIAH, social outcast (Tamil) [n] PAKEHAS AAEHKPS PAKEHA, person who is not of Maori descent (Maori) [n] PAPOOSE AEOOPPS Native American baby (Narragansett) [n -S] PECCARY ACCEPRY piglike hoofed mammal [n -RIES] PEMICAN ACEIMNP pemmican (food prepared by Native Americans) (Cree) [n -S] PEMBINA ABEIMNP variety of cranberry (Ojibwe) [n -S] PESEWAS AEEPSSW PESEWA, monetary unit of Ghana (Twi Akan) [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

PEYOTLS ELOPSTY PEYOTL, peyote (cactus) (Nahuatl) [n] PIKAKES AEIKKPS PIKAKE, East Indian vine (Hawaiian) [n] PINGOES EGINOPS PINGO, low mound of earth formed by expansion of underlying frost (Inuit) [n] PINOLES EILNOPS PINOLE, finely ground flour (Nahuatl) [n] POCOSEN CENOOPS pocosin (upland swamp) (Algonquian) [n -S] POCOSIN CINOOPS upland swamp (Algonquian) [n -S] POCOSON CNOOOPS pocosin (upland swamp) (Algonquian) [n -S] POGONIP GINOOPP dense fog of suspended ice particles (Shosone) [n -S] POSOLES ELOOPSS POSOLE, thick soup made of pork, corn, garlic, and chili (Nahuatl) [n] POTLACH ACHLOPT ceremonial feast (Chinook) [n -ES] POWWOWS OOPSWWW POWWOW, to hold conference (Narragansett) [v] PUCCOON CCNOOPU herb that yields red dye (Algonquian) [n -S] QAMUTIK AIKMQTU komatik (Inuit sledge) (Inuktitut) [n -S] QIVIUTS IIQSTUV QIVIUT, wool of musk-ox (Inuktitut) [n] QUAHAUG AAGHQUU quahog (edible clam) (Narragansett) [n -S] QUAHOGS AGHOQSU QUAHOG, edible clam (Narragansett) [n] QUAMASH AAHMQSU camass (perennial herb) (Chinook) [n -ES] QUINNAT AINNQTU food fish (Chinook) [n -S] QUINZIE EIINQUZ quinzhee (shelter made by hollowing out pile of snow) (Athabaskan) [n -S] QUILLAI AIILLQU evergreen tree (Mapudungun) [n -S] QUILLED DEILLQU QUILL, to press small ridges in [v] QUINZIE EIINQUZ quinzhee (shelter made by hollowing out pile of snow) (Slavey) [n -S] QUIPPUS IPPQSUU QUIPPU, quipu (ancient calculating device) (Inca) [n] QULLIQS ILLQQSU QULLIQ, kudlik (Inuit oil lamp) (Inuktitut) [n] QUOHOGS GHOOQSU QUOHOG, quahog (edible clam) (Narragansett) [n] QUOKKAS AKKOQSU QUOKKA, short-tailed wallaby (Nyungar) [n] RABASKA AAABKRS large canoe (Algonquin and Cree) [n -S] RACCOON ACCNOOR carnivorous mammal (Algonquin) [n -S] RAFFIAS AAFFIRS RAFFIA, palm tree (Malagasy / Madagascar) [n] RAPHIAS AAHIPRS RAPHIA, raffia (palm tree) (Malagasy / Madagascar) [n] RATAFEE AAEEFRT ratafia (almond-flavored liqueur) (West Indian Creole) [n -S] RATAFIA AAAFIRT almond-flavored liqueur (West Indian Creole) [n -S] REGGAES AEEGGRS REGGAE, form of popular Jamaican music (Jamaican English) [n] RUMAKIS AIKMRSU RUMAKI, chicken liver wrapped together with water chestnuts in bacon slice (Pseudo-Polynesian neologism) [n] SACHEMS ACEHMSS SACHEM, Native American chief (Narragansett) [n] SANNOPS ANNOPSS SANNOP, sannup (married male Native American) (Eastern Abenaki) [n] SANNUPS ANNPSSU SANNUP, married male Native American (Eastern Abenaki) [n] SANTOLS ALNOSST SANTOL, tropical tree (Cebuano) [n] SAPELES AEELPSS SAPELE, large tropical African tree (Benin) [n] SAPOTAS AAOPSST SAPOTA, evergreen tree (Nahautl) [n] SAPOTES AEOPSST SAPOTE, tropical American tree (Nahautl) [n] SASSABY AABSSSY African antelope (Bantu) [n -BIES] SASSIES AEISSSS SASSY, sasswood (African tree) (Kwa) [n] SEAWANS AAENSSW SEAWAN, wampum (form of currency formerly used by Native Americans) (Munsee-Delaware) [n] SEAWANT AAENSTW seawan (wampum (form of currency formerly used by Native Americans)) (Munsee-Delaware) [n -S] SENITIS EIINSST SENITI, monetary unit of Tonga (Tongan) [n] SHAMANS AAHMNSS SHAMAN, medicine man among certain Native Americans) (Evenki) [n] SHAMBAS AABHMSS SHAMBA, farm in East Africa (Kiswahili) [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

SHOEPAC ACEHOPS waterproof boot (Delaware) [n -S] SIFAKAS AAFIKSS SIFAKA, lemur of Madagascar [n] SIKSIKS IIKKSSS SIKSIK, Arctic ground squirrel (Inupiaq) [n] SKOOKUM KKMOOSU excellent (Chinook) [adj] SLAHALS AAHLLSS SLAHAL, lahal (team game played by indigenous peoples of Pacific Northwest) (Chinook) [n] SUFFARI AFFIRSU safari (Kiswahili) [n -S] TAKAHES AAEHKST TAKAHE, flightless bird [n] TAMANDU AADMNTU tamandua (arboreal anteater) (Tupi) [n -S] TAMBALA AAABLMT monetary unit of Malawi (Nyanja) [n -S] TAUTAUG AAGTTUU tautog (marine fish) (Narragansett) [n -S] TAUTOGS AGOSTTU TAUTOG, marine fish (Narragansett) [n] TEEPEES EEEEPST TEEPEE, tepee (conical tent of some Native Americans (Sioux) [n] TEOPANS AENOPST TEOPAN, teocalli (Aztec temple) (Nahautl) [n] TSETSES EESSSTT TSETSE, African fly (Setswana) [n] TSOTSIS IOSSSTT TSOTSI, black African urban criminal (Nguni) [n] TUATARA AAARTTU large reptile (Maori) [n -S] TUATERA AAERTTU tuatara (large reptile) (Maori) [n -S] TZETZES EESTTZZ TZETZE, tsetse (African fly) (Setswana) [n] UAKARIS AAIKRSU UAKARI, South American monkey (Amazonian indigenous tribal language) [n] UKELELE EEEKLLU ukulele (small guitar-like instrument) (Hawaiian) [n -S] UKULELE EEKLLUU small guitar-like instrument (Hawaiian) [n -S] UMIACKS ACIKMSU UMIACK, umiak (open Inuit boat) (Inuit) [n] VAHINES AEHINSV VAHINE, wahine (Hawaiian woman) (Tahitian) [n] VODOUNS DNOOSUV VOUDON, vodun (primitive religion of West Indies) (Kwa) [n] VOODOOS DOOOOSV VOODOO, to hex (Kwa) [v] VOUDONS DNOOSUV VOUDON, vodun (primitive religion of West Indies) (Kwa) [n] VOUDOUN DNOOUUV vodun (primitive religion of West Indies) (Kwa) [n -S] WAHINES AEHINSW WAHINE, Hawaiian woman (Tahitian) [n] WAKIKIS AIIKKSW WAKIKI, shell money of South Pacific Islands (Hawaiian) [n] WALLABY AABLLWY small kangaroo (Dharuk) [n -BIES] WAMPUMS AMMPSUW WAMPUM, form of currency formerly used by Native Americans (Massachusett) [n] WAPITIS AIIPSTW WAPITI, large deer (Shawnee) [n] WATAPES AAEPTSW WATAPE, watap (thread made from roots of various trees) (Ojibwe) [n] WHIDAHS ADHHISW WHIDAH, whydah (African bird) (Benin) [n] WHYDAHS ADHHSWY WHYDAH, African bird (Benin) [n] WICKIUP CIIKPUW Native American hut (Fox-Algonquian) [n -S] WICKYUP CIKPUWY wickiup (Native American hut) (Fox-Algonquian) [n -S] WIGWAMS AGIMSWW WIGWAM, Native American dwelling (Abnaki) [n] WIKIUPS IIKPSUW WIKIUP, wickiup (Native American hut) (Fox-Algonquian) [n] WINDIGO DGIINOW evil demon in Algonquian mythology (Ojibwe) [n -S or -ES] WOMERAS AEMORSW WOMERA, device used to propel spears (Dharuk) [n] WOMMERA AEMMORW womera (device used to propel spears) (Dharuk) [n -S] WOOMERA AEMOORW womera (device used to propel spears) (Dharuk) [n -S] WOORALI AILOORW curare (arrow poison) (Carib) [n -S] WOORARI AIOORRW curare (arrow poison) (Carib) [n -S] YAUPONS ANOPSUY YAUPON, evergreen shrub (Catawba) [n] YOUPONS NOOPSUY YOUPON, yaupon (evergreen shrub) (Catawba) [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

ZIKURAT AIKRTUZ ziggurat (ancient Babylonian temple tower) (Akkadian) [n -S]

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Indonesian (Indonesia) 7s TELEDUS DEELSTU TELEDU, carnivorous mammal (Javanese) [n] TEMPEHS EEHMPST TEMPEH, Asian food (Indonesian) [n] WAYANGS AAGNSWY WAYANG, performance featuring puppets or human dancers (Javanese) [n]

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Irish (Ireland) 7s BANSHEE ABEEHNS female spirit [n -S] BANSHIE ABEIHNS banshee (female spirit) [n -S] BEGORAH ABEGHOR begorra (used as mild oath) [interj] BEGORRA ABEGORR used as mild oath [interj] BODHRAN ABDHNOR Irish drum [n -S] BOREENS BEENORS BOREEN, lane in Ireland [n] CEILIDH CDEHIIL Irish or Scottish party [n -S] CLACHAN AACCHLN hamlet [n -S] COLLEEN CEELLNO Irish girl [n -S] CRANNOG ACGNNOR artificial island [n -S] DONEGAL ADEGLNO type of tweed (coarse woolen fabric) [n -S] DRUIDIC CDDIIRU DRUID, one of ancient Celtic order of priests [adj] DUDEENS DDEENSU DUDEEN, short tobacco pipe [n] FADINGS ADFGINS FADING, Irish dance [n] GAWMOGE AEGGMOW clownish person [n -S] GOMBEEN BEEGMNO usury [n -S] HUBBUBS BBBHSUU HUBBUB, uproar (state of noisy excitement and confusion) [n] HURLEYS EHLRSUY HURLEY, hurling (Irish game) [n] KERRIES EEIKRRS KERRY, one of Irish breed of cattle [n] MALARKY AAKLMRY malarkey (nonsense (behavior or language that is meaningless or absurd)) [n -KIES] OGHAMIC ACGHIMO OGHAM, Old Irish alphabet [adj] PIBROCH BCHIOPR musical piece played on bagpipe [n -S] PILLION IILLNOP pad or cushion for extra rider on horse or motorcycle [n -S] PISHOGE EGHIOPS pishogue (evil spell) [n -S] POTEENS EENOPST POTEEN, Irish whiskey that is distilled unlawfully [n] POTHEEN EEHNOPT poteen (Irish whiskey that is distilled unlawfully) [n -S] POTTEEN EENOPTT poteen (Irish whiskey that is distilled unlawfully) [n -S] QUAIGHS AGHIQSU QUAIGH, quaich (small drinking vessel) [n] SELKIES EEIKLSS SELKIE, creature in Scottish and Irish folklore [n] SHEBEAN ABEEHNS shebeen (place where liquor is sold illegally) [n -S] SHEBEEN BEEEHNS place where liquor is sold illegally [n -S] SILKIES EIIKLSS SILKY, glossy-coated terrier [n] / SILKIE, selkie (creature in Scottish and Irish folklore) [n]

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Jamaican (Jamaica) 7s REGGAES AEEGGRS REGGAE, form of popular Jamaican music [n]

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Japanese (Japan) 7s ADSUKIS ADIKSSU ADSUKI, adzuki (edible seed of Asian plant) [n] ADZUKIS ADIKSUZ ADZUKI, edible seed of Asian plant) [n] BANZAIS AABINSZ BANZAI, Japanese battle cry [n] BUNRAKU ABKNRUU Japanese puppet show [n -S] CHANOYU ACHNOUY Japanese tea ritual [n -S] DAIKONS ADIKNOS DAIKON, Japanese radish [n] DAIMIOS ADIIMOS DAIMIO, former Japanese nobleman [n] DAIMYOS ADIMOSY DAIMYO, daimio (former Japanese nobleman) [n] EDAMAME AADEEMM green soybeans in pod [n -S] GAGAKUS AAGGKSU GAGAKU, ancient court music of Japan [n] GINGKOS GGIKNOS GINGKO, ginkgo (ornamental tree) [n] GINKGOS GGIKNOS GINKGO, ornamental tree [n] IKEBANA AABEIKN Japanese art of flower arranging [n -S] JUJITSU IJJSTUU Japanese art of self-defense [n -S] JUJUTSU JJSTUUU jujitsu (Japanese art of self-defense) [n -S] KABOCHA AABCHKO type of Japanese pumpkin or squash [n -S] KABUKIS ABIKKSU KABUKI, form of Japanese theater [n] KAIZENS AEIKNSZ KAIZEN, Japanese business practice of continuous improvement [n] KANBANS AABKNNS KANBAN, manufacturing strategy where parts are delivered only as needed [n] KARATES AAEKRST KARATE, Japanese art of self-defense [n] KARAOKE AAEKKOR musical device to which user sings along [n -S] KATANAS AAAKNST KATANA, Japanese single-edged sword [n] KATSURA AAKRSTU deciduous tree of Japan and China [n -S] KIMONOS IKMNOOS KIMONO, loose robe [n] MAMASAN AAAMMNS Japanese woman in position of authority [n -S] MEDAKAS AADEKMS MEDAKA, Japanese fish [n] MIKADOS ADIKMOS MIKADO, emperor of Japan [n] MIZUNAS AIMNSUZ MIZUNA, Japanese mustard [n] NANDINA AADINNN evergreen shrub [n -S] NANDINS ADINNNS NANDIN, evergreen shrub [n] NETSUKE EEKNSTU button-like fixture on Japanese clothing [n -S] NUNCHUK CHKNNUU nunchaku (Japanese weapon) OBENTOS BENOOST OBENTO, Japanese meal packed in box [n] ORIGAMI AGIIMOR Japanese art of paper folding [n -S] REISHIS EHIIRSS REISHI, mushroom having shiny cap [n] RICKSHA ACHIKRS rickshaw (small, two-wheeled passenger vehicle) [n -S] RIKISHA AHIIKRS rickshaw (small, two-wheeled passenger vehicle) [n -S] RIKISHI HIIIKRS sumo wrestler [n RIKISHI] RIKSHAW AHIKRSW rickshaw (small, two-wheeled passenger vehicle) [n -S] ROBATAS AABORST ROBATA, grill used for Japanese cooking [n] ROMAJIS AIJMORS ROMAJI, system of transliterating Japanese into Latin alphabet [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

RYOKANS AKNORSY RYOKAN, Japanese inn [n] SAMURAI AAIMRSU Japanese warrior [n -S] SANSEIS AEINSSS SANSEI, grandchild of Japanese immigrants to United States [n] SANTOKU AKNOSTU Japanese kitchen knife [n -S] SASHIMI AHIIMSS Japanese dish of sliced raw fish [n -S] SATORIS AIORSST SATORI, illumination of spirit sought by Zen Buddhists [n] SATSUMA AAMSSTU variety of orange [n -S] SEITANS AEINSST food made from wheat gluten [n] SEPPUKU EKPPSUU Japanese form of suicide [n -S] SHIATSU AHISSTU massage using finger pressure [n -S] SHIATZU AHISTUZ shiatsu (massage using finger pressure) [n -S] SHITAKE AEHIKST shiitake (dark Oriental mushroom) [n -S] SHOGUNS GHNOSSU SHOGUN, former military leader of Japan [n] SKIMMIA AIIKMMS evergreen shrub [n -S] SOYBEAN ABENOSY seed of cultivated Asian herb [n -S] SUMOIST IMOSSTU sumo (Japanese form of wrestling) wrestler [n -S] SURIMIS IIMRSSU SURIMI, inexpensive fish product [n] TAMARIS AAIMRST TAMARI, Japanese soy sauce [n] TANUKIS AIKNSTU TANUKI, raccoon dog [n] TATAMIS AAIMSTT TATAMI, straw matting used as floor covering [n] TEMPURA AEMPRTU Japanese dish [n -S] TSUNAMI AIMNSTU very large ocean wave [n -S] WAKAMES AAEKMSW WAKAME, brown seaweed native to Asia [n] WASABIS AABISSW WASABI, pungent herb [n] YUKATAS AAKSTUY YUKATA, light cotton kimono [n] ZAIKAIS AAIIKSZ ZAIKAI, business community of Japan [n]

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Javanese (Java (Indonesia)) 7s KALONGS AGKLNOS KALONG, fruit-eating bat [n]

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Khmer (Cambodia) 7s KOUPREY EKOPRUY short-haired ox [n -S]

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Korean (Korea) 7s CHAEBOL ABCEHLO group of businesses in Korea [n -S] HAPKIDO ADHIKOP Korean martial art [n -S] KIMCHEE CEEHIKM kimchi (spicy Korean dish of pickled cabbage) [n -S] KIMCHIS CHIIKMS KIMCHI, spicy Korean dish of pickled cabbage) [n]

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Latvian (Latvia) 7s SANTIMI AIIMNST SANTIM, formerly used coin of Latvia [n] SANTIMS AIMNSST SANTIM, formerly used coin of Latvia [n] SANTIMU AIMNSTU SANTIM, formerly used coin of Latvia [n]

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Malay (Malaysia) 7s CAJAPUT AACJPTU cajeput (Australian tree) [n -S] CAJEPUT ACEJPTU Australian tree [n -S] CAJUPUT ACJPTUU cajeput (Australian tree) [n -S] CAMPONG ACGMNOP kampong (small village (small community in rural area) [n -S] DUGONGS DGGNOSU DUGONG, aquatic mammal [n] DURIANS ADINRSU DURIAN, East Indian tree [n] DURIONS DINORSU DURION, durian (East Indian tree) [n] GAMBIAS AABGIMS GAMBIA, gambier (extract obtained from Asian vine) [n] GAMBIER ABEGIMR extract obtained from Asian vine [n -S] GAMBIRS ABGIMRS GAMBIR, gambier (extract obtained from Asian vine) [n] GOMUTIS GIMOSTU GOMUTI, palm tree [n] KALIANS AAIKLNS hookah [n] KAMPONG AGKMNOP small village (small community in rural area) [n -S] KEDDAHS ADDEHKS KEDDAH, enclosure for elephants [n] KHEDAHS ADEHHKS KHEDAH, keddah (enclosure for elephants) [n] MALACCA AAACCLM cane of Asian rattan palm [n -S] OURANGS AGNORSU OURANG, orang (large ape) [n] PANDANS AADNNPS PANDAN, pandanus (tropical plant) [n] PANTOUM AMNOPTU verse form [n -S] PARANGS AAGNPRS PARANG, heavy knife [n] PENANGS AEGNNPS PENANG, cotton fabric [n] PINANGS AGINNPS PINANG, palm tree [n] RATTANS AANRSTT RATTAN, palm tree [n] SAMBALS AABLMSS SAMBAL, spicy condiment [n] SARONGS AGNORSS SARONG, outer garment worn in Pacific islands [n] SIAMANG AAGIMNS large, black gibbon [n -S] STENGAH AEGHNST mixed drink [n -S] TIMPANG AGIMNPT kettledrum [n -S]

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Mandarin, Cantonese, & Related Languages (China) 7s CONGOUS CGNOOSU CONGOU, Chinese tea [n] GINSENG EGGINNS perennial herb [n -S] KOTOWED DEKOOTW kowtow (to behave in servile manner) [v] KOTOWER EKOORTW one who kotows (to behave in servile manner) [n -S] KOWTOWS KOOSTWW to behave in servile manner [v] KUMQUAT AKMQTUU citrus fruit [n -S] LAOGAIS AAGILOS LAOGAI, system of forced-labor camps in China [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

LICHEES CEEHILS LICHEE, litchi (edible fruit of Chinese tree) [n] LITCHIS CHIILST LITCHI, edible fruit of Chinese tree [n] LOMEINS EILMNOS LOMEIN, Chinese dish of noodles, meat, and vegetables [n] LONGANS AGLNNOS LONGAN, edible fruit of Chinese tree [n] LOQUATS ALOQSTU LOQUAT, small yellow fruit [n] LUNGANS AGLNNSU LUNGAN, longan (edible fruit of Chinese tree) [n] LYCHEES CEEHLSY LYCHEE, litchi (edible fruit of Chinese tree) [n] MAHJONG AGHJMNO game of Chinese origin [n -S] MAHUANG AAGHMNU Asian plant [n -S] NANKEEN AEEKNNN cotton fabric [n -S] NANKINS AIKNNNS NANKIN, nankeen (cotton fabric) [n -S] OOLONGS GLNOOOS OOLONG, dark Chinese tea [n] PETSAIS AEIPSST PETSAI, Chinese cabbage [n] PINYINS IINNPSY PINYIN, system for romanizing Chinese ideograms [n] PONGEES EEGNOPS PONGEE, type of silk [n] QIGONGS GGINOQS QIGONG, Chinese system of physical exercises [n] SAIMINS AIIMNSS SAIMIN, Hawaiian noodle soup [n] SAMPANS AAMNPSS SAMPAN, flat-bottomed Chinese skiff [n] SAMSHUS AHMSSSU SAMSHU, Chinese liquor [n] SUBGUMS BGMSSUU SUBGUM, Chinese dish of mixed vegetables [n] SWANPAN AANNPSW Chinese abacus [n -S] TAIPANS AAINPST TAIPAN, venomous snake [n] TATSOIS AIOSSTT TATSOI, Asian mustard [n] TONGMAN AGMNNOT member of Chinese secret society [n -MEN] TUCHUNS CHNSTUU TUCHUN, Chinese military governor [n] WHANGEE AEEGHNW Asian grass [n -S] WONTONS NNOOSTW WONTON, pork-filled dumpling used in Chinese cooking [n]

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Mongolian (Mongolia) 7s TOGROGS GGOORST TOGROG, tugrik (monetary unit of Mongolia) [n] TUGHRIK GHIKRTU tugrik (monetary unit of Mongolia) [n -S] TUGRIKS GIKRSTU TUGRIK, monetary unit of Mongolia

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Norwegian (Norse) (Norway) 7s AKVAVIT AAIKTVV aquavit (Scandinavian liquor) [n -S] AQUAVIT AAIQTUV Scandinavian liquor [n -S] BYRNIES BEINRSY BYRNIE, armored shirt [n] FINMARK AFIKMNR monetary unit of Finland [n -S] FYLFOTS FFLOSTY FYLFOT, swastika [n] GJETOST EGJOSTT hard brown cheese [n -S] JARLDOM ADJLMOR domain of jarl (Scandinavian nobleman) [n -S] KRAKENS AEKKNRS KRAKEN, sea monster [n] MARRAMS AAMMRRS MARRAM, beach grass [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

MYSOSTS MOSSSTY MYSOST, mild cheese [n] RAFTERS AEFRRST RAFTER, supporting beam [n] RAFTING AFGINRT RAFT, to transport on raft (type of buoyant structure) [v] / sport of traveling down river on raft [n -S] RANSACK AACKNRS to search thoroughly [v -ED, -ING, -S] RAPPING AGINPPR RAP, to strike sharply [v] REBIRTH BEHIRRT new or second birth [n -S] REBLEND BDEELNR to blend again [v -ED, -T, -ING, -S] REBLENT BEELNRT REBLEND, to blend again [v] REBLOOM BELMOOR to bloom again [v -ED, -ING, -S] REBOOTS BEOORST REBOOT, to boot again [v] RECALLS ACELLRS RECALL, to call back [v] RECASTS ACERSST RECAST, to cast again [v] RECROSS CEORRSS to cross again [v -ED, -ING, -ES] REFALLS AEFLLRS REFALL, to fall again [v] REGEARS AEEGRRS REGEAR, to gear again [v] REGIFTS EFGIRST REGIFT, to give gift one has received to someone else [v] REHANGS AEGHNRS REHANG, to hang again [v] RELINKS EIKLNRS RELINK, to link again [v] RELOANS AELNORS RELOAN, to loan again [v] REMELTS EELMRST REMELT, to melt again [v] RERAISE AEEIRRS to raise again [v -D, -SING, -S] REROOFS EFOORRS REROOF, to roof again [v] RESAILS AEILRSS RESAIL, to sail again [v] RESALES AEELRSS RESALE, act of selling again [n] RESCORE CEEORRS to score again [v -D, -RING, -S] RESEATS AEERSST RESEAT, to seat again [v] RESELLS EELLRSS RESELL, to sell again [v] RESTACK ACEKRST to stack again [v -ED, -ING, -S] SCALDIC ACCDILS skaldic (ancient Scandinavian poet) [adj] SKALDIC ACDIKLS SKALD, ancient Scandinavian poet [adj] SKOLING GIKLNOS SKOL, to skoal (to drink to health of) [v] SLALOMS ALLMOSS SLALOM, to ski in zigzag course [v] VALKYRS AKLRSVY VALKYR, maiden in Morse mythology [n] WADMAAL AAADLMW wadmal (thick woolen fabric) [n -S] WADMALS AADLMSW WADMAL, thick woolen fabric [n] WADMELS ADELMSW WADMEL, wadmal (thick woolen fabric) [n] WADMOLL ADLLMOW wadmal (thick woolen fabric) [n -S] WADMOLS ADLMOSW WADMOL, wadmal (thick woolen fabric) [n]

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Pashto / Dari (Afghanistan) 7s AFGHANI AAFGHIN monetary unit of Afghanistan [n -S] AFGHANS AAFGHNS AFGHAN, woolen blanket or shawl [n]

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Persian / Farsi (Iran) 7s CARBOYS ABCORSY CARBOY, large bottle [n] FIRMANS AFIMNRS FIRMAN, edict issued by Middle Eastern sovereign [n] GHAZALS AAGHLSZ GHAZAL, amatory lyric poem [n] JEZAILS AEIJLSZ JEZAIL, type of firearm [n] MARKHOR AHKMORR wild goat [n -S] MISKALS AIKLMSS MISKAL, Oriental unit of weight [n] MOGHULS GHLMOSU MOGHUL, mogul (important person) [n] MUGHALS AGHLMSU MUGHAL, mogul (important person) [n] MURRINE EIMNRRU pertaining to murra (substance used to make fine vases and cups in ancient Rome) [adj] NARGILE AEGILNR narghile (hookah) [n -S] PADSHAH AADHHPS padishah (sovereign) [n -S] PAHLAVI AAHILPV former coin of Iran [n -S] PANEERS AEENPRS PANEER, milk curd cheese [n] POSTEEN EENOPST Afghan outer garment [n -S] POSTINS INOPSST POSTIN, posteen (Afghan outer garment) [n] PURDAHS ADHPRSU PURDAH, curtain used in India to seclude women [n] SALWARS AALRSSW SALWAR, shalwar (pair of loose trousers worn by some women of India) [n] SERDABS ABDERSS SERDAB, chamber within ancient Egyptian tomb [n] SHAHDOM ADHHMOS territory ruled by shah (Iranian ruler) [n -S] SHIKARA AAHIKRS light, flat-bottomed boat in Kashmir [n -S] TAMASHA AAAHMST public entertainment in India [n -S] TAMBURA AABMRTU stringed instrument [n -S] TAMBURS ABMRSTU TAMBUR, tambura (string instrument) [n] TEAPOYS AEOPSTY TEAPOY, small table used in serving tea [n] TURBETH BEHRTTU turpeth (medicinal plant root) [n -S] TURBITH BHIRTTU turpeth (medicinal plant root) [n -S] TURPETH EHPRTTU medicinal plant root [n -S]

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Polish (Poland) 7s BRITSKA ABIKRST open carriage [n -S] BRITZKA ABIKRTZ britska (open carriage) [n -S] KISHKAS AHIKKSS KISHKA, kishke (sausage) [n] KISHKES EHIKKSS KISHKE, sausage [n] KOLBASI ABIKLOS kielbasa (smoked sausage) [n -S] MAZURKA AAKMRUZ Polish dance [n -S] NOODGED DDEGNOO NOODGE, to nag [v] NOODGES DEGNOOS NOODGE, to nag [v] NUDZHES DEHNSUZ NUDZH, to noodge (to nag (to find fault incessantly)) [v] PACZKIS ACIKPSZ PACZKI, round doughnut with filling [n] PEROGIE EEGIOPR pierogi (small dumpling with filling) [n -S] PEROGIS EGIOPRS PEROGI, dough dumpling [n -S or -GIES] PIEROGI EGIIOPR small dumpling with filling [n -ES] PIROGHI GHIIOPR PIROG, large Russian pastry [n] SCHLUBS BCHLSSU SCHLUB, stupid or unattractive person [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

SHMATTE AEHMSTT schmatte (ragged garment) [n -S] SILESIA AEIILSS cotton fabric [n -S] ZLOTYCH CHLOTYZ ZLOTY, monetary unit of Poland [n]

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Portuguese (Portugal, Brazil, Mozambique, and other Countries / Tribes) 7s BANIANS AABINNS BANIAN, Hindu merchant [n] BANYANS AABNNSY BANYAN, East Indian tree [n] CACHACA AAACCCH Brazilian liquor [n -S] CAIMANS AACIMNS CAIMAN, tropical reptile [n] CAMISAS AACIIMS CAMISA, shirt or chemise [n] CAMISES ACEIMSS CAMISE, loose shirt or gown [n] CARIOCA AACCIOR South American dance [n -S] CENTAVO ACENOTV coin of various Spanish-American nations [n -S] COPAIBA AABCIOP resin [n -S] CRUSADO ACDORSU old Portuguese coin [n -S or -ES] CRUZADO ACDORUZ crusado (old Portuguese coin) [n -S or -ES] CURACAO AACCORU type of liqueur [n -S] CURACOA AACCORU curacao (type of liqueur) [n -S] ESCUDOS CDEOSSU ESCUDO, former monetary unit of Portugal [n] FAVELAS AAEFLSV FAVELA, slum area [n] FAVELLA AAEFLLV favela (slum area) [n -S] FAZENDA AADEFNZ Brazilian plantation [n -S] FEIJOAS AEFIJOS FEIJOA, green edible fruit [n] GENIPAP AEGINPP tropical tree [n -S] GUARANA AAAGNRU South American shrub [n] INFANTA AAFINNT daughter of Spanish or Portuguese monarch [n -S] INFANTE AEFINNT younger son of Spanish or Portuguese monarch [n -S] JACANAS AAACJNS JACANA, wading bird [n] LAMBADA AAABDLM Brazilian dance [n -S] LASCARS AACLRSS LASCAR, East Indian sailor [n] LASHKAR AAHKLRS lascar (East Indian sailor) [n -S] MACACOS AACCMOS MACACO, lemur [n] MACAQUE AACEMQU short-tailed monkey [n -S] MACUMBA AABCMMU religion practiced in Brazil [n -S] MADEIRA AADEIMR white wine [n -S] MANGOES AEGMNOS MANGO, edible tropical fruit [n] MARACAS AAACMRS MARACA, percussion instrument [n] MENDIGO DEGIMNO freshwater fish [n -S] METICAS ACEIMST METICA, metical (monetary unit of Mozambique) [n] MILREIS EIILMRS former monetary unit of Portugal [n MILREIS] MOIDORE DEIMOOR former gold coin of Portugal [n -S] PAGODAS AADGOPS PAGODA, Far Eastern temple [n] PALAVER AAELPRV to chatter (to talk rapidly and trivially) [v -ED, -ING, -S] PALMYRA AALMPRY tropical tree [n -S] PAPAYAN AAANPPY PAPAYA, melon-like fruit [adj] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

PAPAYAS AAAPPSY PAPAYA, melon-like fruit [n] PARAMOS AAMOPRS PARAMO, plateau region of South America [n] PAREIRA AAEIPRR medicinal plant root [n -S] PASSADO AADOPSS forward thrust in fencing [n -ES, -S] PATACAS AAACPST PATACA, monetary unit of Macao [n] PAWPAWS AAPPSWW PAWPAW, papaw (fleshy fruit) [n] PEONAGE AEEGNOP condition of being peon (unskilled laborer) [n -S] PEONISM EIMNOPS peonage (condition of being peon (unskilled laborer)) [n -S] PIASABA AAABIPS piassava (coarse, stiff fiber) [n -S] PIASAVA AAAIPSV piassava (coarse, stiff fiber) [n -S] PINTADA AADINPT pintado (large food fish) [n -S] PINTADO ADINOPT large food fish [n -S OR -ES] PIRANAS AAINPRS PIRANA, piranha (voracious fish) [n] PIRANHA AAHINPR voracious fish [n -S] PIRAYAS AAIPRSY PIRAYA, piranha (voracious fish) [n] POMFRET EFMOPRT marine fish [n -S] PUMELOS ELMOPSU PUMELO, pomelo (grapefruit) [n] PUMMELO ELMMOPU shaddock (citrus fruit) [n -S] QUINTAS AINQSTU QUINTA, country estate in Portugal or Latin America [n] SENHORA AEHNORS married Portuguese or Brazilian woman [n -S] SENHORS EHNORSS SENHOR, Portuguese or Brazilian gentleman [n] SERIEMA AEEIMRS Brazilian bird [n -S] SIAMESE AEEIMSS water pipe with connection for two hoses [n -S] TAMANDU AADMNTU tamandua (arboreal anteater) [n -S] TOUCANS ACNOSTU TOUCAN, tropical bird [n] VERANDA AADENRV type of porch [n -S] ZEBRANO ABENORZ tree having striped wood [n -S]

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Russian (Russia) 7s ARCHINE ACEHINR Russian unit of linear measure [n -S] ARSHINS AHINRSS ARSHIN, archine (Russian unit of linear measure) [n] BAIDARS AABDIRS BAIDAR, bidarka (Inuit canoe) [n] BASHLYK ABHKLSY cloth hood [n -S] BIDARKA AABDIKR Inuit canoe [n -S] BLINTZE BEILNTZ thin pancake [n -S] BORSCHT BCHORST beet soup [n -S] BORSHTS BHORSST BORSHT, borscht (beet soup) [n] BORZOIS BIOORSZ BORZOI, Russian hound [n] BOYARDS ABDORSY BOYARD, boyar (former Russian aristocrat) [n] BOYCHIK BCHIKOY young man [n -S] COPECKS CCEKOPS COPECK, kopeck (Russian coin) [n] COSSACK ACCKOSS Russian cavalryman [n -S] CZARDOM ACDMORZ domain of czar [n -S] CZARINA AACINRZ wife of czar [n -S] CZARISM ACIMRSZ autocratic government [n -S] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

CZARIST ACIRSTZ supporter of czarism [n -S] DATCHAS AACDHST DATCHA, dacha (Russian cottage) [n] DROSHKY DHKORSY open carriage [n -KIES] GALYACS AACGLSY GALYAC, galyak (fur made from lambskin) [n] GALYAKS AAGKLSY GALYAK, fur made from lambskin [n] KAPEYKA AAEKKPY monetary unit of Belarus [n -EEK] KARAKUL AAKKLRU Asian sheep [n -S] KIBITKA ABIIKKT type of Russian sled or wagon [n -S] KISHKAS AHIKKSS KISHKA, kishke (sausage) [n] KISHKES EHIKKSS KISHKE, sausage [n] KNISHES EHIKNSS KNISH, dough stiffed with filling and fried [n] KOLHOZY HKLOOYZ KOLKOZ, kolkhoz (collective farm in Russia) [n] KOLKHOS HKKLOOS kolkhoz (collective farm in Russia) [n -ES or -Y] KOLKHOZ HKKLOOZ collective farm in Russia [n -ES or -Y] KOPECKS CEKKOPS KOPECK, Russian coin [n] KOUMISS IKMOSSU beverage made from camel’s milk (Tatar) [n -ES] KOUMYSS KMOSSUY koumiss (beverage made from camel’s milk) (Tatar) [n -ES] KREMLIN EIKLMNR Russian citadel [n -S] KURGANS AGKNRSU KURGAN, mound of earth over grave [n] KVASSES AEKSSSV KVASS, Russian beer [n] MOUJIKS IJKMOSU MOUJIK, muzhik (Russian peasant) [n] MUZHIKS HIKMSUZ MUZHIK, Russian peasant [n] MUZJIKS IJKMSUZ MUZJIK, muzhik (Russian peasant) [n] OBLASTI ABILOST OBLAST, administrative division of Russia [n] OBLASTS ABLOSST OBLAST, administrative division of Russia [n] OSETRAS AEORSST OSETRA, golden or brownish caviar [n] OSSETRA AEORSST osetra (golden or brownish caviar) [n -S] PASHKAS AAHKPSS PASHKA, paskha (Russian dessert eaten at Easter) [n] PASKHAS AAHKPSS PASKHA, Russian dessert eaten at Easter [n] PAVLOVA AALOPVV meringue dessert [n -S] PIROGEN EGINOPR PIROG, large Russian pastry [n] PIROJKI IIJKOPR PIROZHOK, small Russian pastry [n] POGROMS GMOOPRS POGROM, to massacre systematically [v] POLYNYA ALNOPYY area of open water surrounded by sea ice [n -S or -YI] QUASSES AEQSSSU QUASS, kvass (Russian beer) [n] ROUBLES BELORSU ROUBLE, ruble (monetary unit of Russia) [n] SAMOVAR AAMORSV metal urn for heating water [n -S] SEVRUGA AEGRSUV caviar from Caspian Sea [n -S] SHASLIK AHIKLSS shashlik (kabob (cubes of meat cooked on skewer)) [n -S] SOUSLIK IKLOSSU suslik, Eurasian rodent [n -S] SOVIETS EIOSSTV SOVIET, legislative body of Communist country [n] SOVKHOZ HKOOSVZ state-owned farm in former Soviet Union [n -ES or -Y] SOYUZES EOSSUYZ SOYUZ, manned spacecraft of former Soviet Union [n] SPUTNIK IKNPSTU Soviet artificial earth satellite [n -S] STARETS AERSSTT spiritual adviser in Eastern Orthodox Church [n -RTSY] SUSLIKS IKLSSSU SUSLIK, Eurasian rodent [n] TELEGAS AEEGLST TELEGA, Russian wagon [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

TOKAMAK AAKKMOT doughnut-shaped nuclear reactor [n -S] TOKOMAK AKKMOOT tokamak (doughnut-shaped nuclear reactor) [n -S] TROIKAS AIKORST TROIKA, Russian carriage [n] TSARDOM ADMORST czardom (domain of czar (emperor or king)) [n -S] TSARINA AAINRST czarina (wife of czar (emperor or king)) [n -S] TSARISM AIMRSST czarism (autocratic government) [n -S] TSARIST AIRSSTT czarist (supporter of tsarism (autocratic government)) [n -S] TZARDOM ADMORTZ czardom (domain of czar (emperor or king)) [n -S] TZARINA AAINRTZ czarina (wife of czar (emperor or king)) [n -S] TZARISM AIMRSTZ czarism (autocratic government) [n -S] TZARIST AIRSTTZ czarist (supporter of czarism (autocratic government)) [n -S] VERSTES EERSSTV VERSTE, verst (Russian measure of distance) [n] VOLOSTS LOOSSTV VOLOST, administrative district in Russia [n] ZELKOVA AEKLOVZ Japanese tree [n -S] ZEMSTVA AEMSTVZ ZEMSTVO, elective council in czarist Russia [n] ZEMSTVO EMOSTVZ elective council in czarist Russia [n -S or -VA]

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Scottish / Gaelic (Scotland) 7s BAUBEES ABBEESU BAUBEE, bawbee (Scottish coin) [n] BAWBEES ABBEESW BAWBEE, Scottish coin [n] BOTHIES BEHIOST BOTHIE, bothy (hut in Scotland) [n] / BOTHY, hut in Scotland [n] BURGHAL ABGHLRU BURGH, Scottish borough [adj] CEILIDH CDEHIIL Irish or Scottish party [n -S] CHEVIOT CEHIOTV coarse fabric [n -S] CRANNOG ACGNNOR artificial island [n -S] DIRDUMS DDIMRSU DIRDUM, blame [n] FILIBEG BEFGIIL pleated skirt worn by Scottish Highlanders [n -S] GHILLIE EGHIILL type of shoe [n -S] GLAIKET AEGIKLT glaikit (foolish) [adj] GLAIKIT AGIIKLT foolish [adj] GRUSHIE EGHIRSU thriving [adj] GRUTTEN EGNRTTU past participle of greet (to weep) GUISARD ADGIRSU masker [n -S] HOGMANE AEGHMNO hogmanay (Scottish celebration) [n -S] JOUKING GIJKNOU JOUK, to dodge (to evade (to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit)) [v] KEBBIES BBEEIKS KEBBIE, rough walking stick [n] KEBBOCK BBCEKKO kebbuck (whole cheese) [n -S] KEBBUCK BBCEKKU whole cheese [n -S] KIAUGHS AGHIKSU KIAUGH, trouble, worry [n] PAWKIER AEIKPRW PAWKY, sly (crafty (skillful in deceiving)) [adj] PAWKILY AIKLPWY PAWKY, sly (crafty (skillful in deceiving)) [adv] PILLION IILLNOP pad or cushion for extra rider on horse or motorcycle [n -S] PLISKIE EIIKLPS practical joke [n -S] POUSSIE EIOPSSU pussy (cat) [n -S] SELKIES EEIKLSS SELKIE, creature in Scottish and Irish folklore [n] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

SHEUCHS CEHHSSU sheugh (ditch) [n] SHEUGHS EGHHSSU SHEUGH, ditch [n] SHILPIT HIILPST sickly [adj] SILKIES EIIKLSS SILKY, glossy-coated terrier [n] / SILKIE, selkie (creature in Scottish and Irish folklore) [n] SPORRAN ANOPRRS large purse worn by Scottish Highlanders [n -S] TOCHERS CEHORST TOCHER, to give dowry to [n] WADSETS ADESSTW WADSET (to mortgage (to pledge to creditor as security) WAESUCK ACEKSUW waesucks (used to express pity) [interj] WUDDIES DDEISUW WUDDY, loop at end of rope [n]

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Sinhalese (Sri Lanka) 7s DAGOBAS AABDGOS DAGOBA, Buddhist shrine [n]

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Slovak (Slovakia) 7s HALIERS AEHILRS HALIER, former monetary unit of Slovakia [n]

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Slovene (Slovenia) 7s STOTINS INOSSTT STOTIN, monetary unit of Slovenia [n]

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Somali (Somalia) 7s GERENUK EEGKNRU long-necked antelope [n -S]

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Sinhalese (Sri Lanka) 7s NELUMBO BELMNOU aquatic herb [n -S]

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Swedish (Sweden) 7s AKVAVIT AAIKTVV aquavit (Scandinavian liquor) [n -S] AQUAVIT AAIQTUV Scandinavian liquor [n -S] FARTLEK AEFKLRT athletic training technique [n -S] GRAVLAX AAGLRVX cured salmon [n GRAVLAX] GYTTJAS AGJSTTY GYTTJA, organically rich mud [n] RAPPING AGINPPR RAP, to strike sharply [v] REGEARS AEEGRRS REGEAR, to gear again [v] SKILLING GIIKLLNS former coin of Scandinavian countries [n -S] SKOLING GIKLNOS SKOL, to skoal (to drink to health of) [v] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

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Tagalog (Republic of Philippines) 7s ATEMOYA AAEMOTY fruit of hybrid tropical tree [n -S] LUMPIAS AILMPSU LUMPIA, Indonesian spring roll [n] SENTIMO EIMNOST monetary unit of Philippines [n -S] PAPASAN AAANPPS bowllike chair [n -S] TAMARAU AAAMRTU small buffalo of Philippines [n -S] TIMARAU AAIMRTU tamarau (small buffalo of Philippines) [n -S]

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Thai (Thailand) 7s BANGKOK ABGKKNO straw hat [n -S] PONGALS AGLNOPS PONGAL, dish of cooked rice in Tamil-speaking India [n] SATANGS AAGNSST SATANG, monetary unit of Thailand

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Tibetan (Tibet) 7s CHORTEN CEHNORT Tibetan shrine [n -S] SHERPAS AEHPRSS SHERPA, soft fabric for linings [n]

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Turkish (Turkey) 7s ATAGHAN AAAGHNT yataghan (Turkish sword) [n -S] BAKLAVA AAABKLV Turkish pastry [n -S] BAKLAWA AAABKLW baklava (Turkish pastry) [n -S] BASHAWS AABHSSW BASHAW, pasha (former Turkish high official) [n] BEYLICS BCEILSY BEYLIC, domain of bey (Turkish ruler) [n] BEYLIKS BEIKLSY BEYLIK, beylic (domain of bey (Turkish ruler)) [n] COSSACK ACCKOSS Russian cavalryman [n -S] DOLMANS ADLMNOS DOLMAN, Turkish robe [n] DONAIRS ADINORS DONAIR, sliced lamb rolled in pita bread [n] EFFENDI DEEFFIN Turkish title of respect [n -S] GIAOURS AGIORSU GIAOUR, non-Muslim [n] HALAVAH AAAHHLV halvah (Turkish confection) [n -S] HALVAHS AAHHLSV HALVAH, Turkish confection [n] HAMMAMS AAHMMMS HAMMAM, Turkish bath [n] IMARETS AEIMRST IMARET, Turkish inn [n] KAFTANS AAFKNST KAFTAN, caftan (full-length tunic) [n] KALPACS AACKLPS KALPAC, calpac (sheepskin hat) [n] KALPAKS AAKKLPS KALPAK, calpac (sheepskin hat) [n] KANTARS AAKNRST KANTAR, unit of weight [n] KHANATE AAEHKNT domain of khan (Asian ruler) [n -S] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

KHEDIVE DEEHIKV Turkish viceroy [n -S] KISMATS AIKMSST KISMAT, kismet (destiny) [n] KISMETS EIKMSST KISMET, destiny [n] KOUMISS IKMOSSU beverage made from camel’s milk [n -ES] KOUMYSS KMOSSUY koumiss (beverage made from camel’s milk) [n -ES] KUMISES EIKMSSU KUMIS, koumiss (beverage made from camel’s milk) [n] KURBASH ABHKRSU to flog with leather whip [v -ED, -ING, -ES] KURGANS AGKNRSU KURGAN, mound of earth over grave [n] LATAKIA AAAIKLT variety of Turkish tobacco [n -S] MOUSAKA AAKMOSU moussaka (Middle Eastern dish of meat and eggplant) [n -S] PADSHAH AADHHPS padishah (sovereign) [n -S] PILAFFS AFFILPS PILAFF, pilaf (dish made of seasoned rice and often meat) [n] SANJAKS AAJKNSS SANJAK, administrative district of Turkey [n] SANSARS AANRSSS SANSAR, sarsar (cold, whistling wind) [n] SHASLIK AHIKLSS shashlik (kabob (cubes of meat cooked on skewer)) [n -S] SPAHEES AEEHPSS SPAHEE, spahi (Turkish cavalryman) [n] VILAYET AEILTVY administrative division of Turkey [n -S] VIZIERS EIIRSVZ VIZIER, high official in some Muslim countries [n] YATAGAN AAAGNTY yataghan (Turkish sword) [n -S] YOGHURT GHORTUY yogurt (food made from milk) [n -S] YOGURTS GORSTUY YOGURT, food made from milk [n] ZAMARRA AAAMRRZ sheepskin coat [n -S] ZAMARRO AAMORRZ zamarra (sheepskin coat) [n -S] ZAPTIAH AAHIPTZ Turkish policeman [n -S] ZAPTIEH AEHIPTZ zaptiah (Turkish policeman) [n -S]

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Ukrainian (Ukraine) 7s BANDORA AABDNOR bandore (ancient lute) [n -S] BANDORE ABDENOR ancient lute [n -S] BANDURA AABDNRU Ukrainian stringed instrument [n -S] HRYVNAS AHNRSVY HRYVNA, hryvnia (monetary unit of Ukraine) [n] HRYVNIA AHINRVY monetary unit of Ukraine [n -S] HRYVNYA AHNRVYY hryvnia (monetary unit of Ukraine) [n -S] KISHKAS AHIKKSS KISHKA, kishke (sausage) [n] KISHKES EHIKKSS KISHKE, sausage [n] KOPIYKA AIKKOPY monetary unit of Ukraine [n -S] KOPIYKY IKKOPYY KOPIYKA, monetary unit of Ukraine [n -S] KOPIYOK IKKOOPY KOPIYKA, monetary unit of Ukraine [n -S] KUBASAS AABKSSU KUBASA, Ukrainian sausage [n] KURGANS AGKNRSU KURGAN, mound of earth over grave [n] PEROGIE EEGIOPR pierogi (small dumpling with filling) [n -S] PEROGIS EGIOPRS PEROGI, dough dumpling [n -S or -GIES] PIEROGI EGIIOPR small dumpling with filling [n -ES] PIROGHI GHIIOPR PIROG, large Russian pastry [n] PYSANKA AAKNPSY hand-painted Ukrainian Easter egg [n -KY] Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club

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Urdu (Pakistan and India) 7s BHEESTY BEEHSTY water carrier [n -TIES] BHISTIE BEHIIST bheesty (water carrier) [n -S] BIRIANI ABIIINR biryani (Indian dish of meat, fish, or vegetables and rice) [n -S] BIRYANI ABIINRY Indian dish of meat, fish, or vegetables and rice [n -S] CHADARS AACDHRS CHADAR, chador (large shawl) [n -S or -DRI] CHADORS ACDHORS CHADOR, large shawl [n -S or -DRI] CHARKAS AACHKRS CHARKA, charkha (spinning wheel) [n] CHARKHA AACHHKR spinning wheel [n -S] DARBARS AABDRRS durbar (court of native ruler of India) [n] DURBARS ABDRRSU DURBAR, court of native ruler of India [n] JEMADAR AADEJMR officer in army of India [n -S] JEMIDAR ADEIJMR jamadar (officer in army of India) [n -S] KHADDAR AADDHKR cotton cloth [n -S] LUNGEES EEGLNSU LUNGEE, lungi (loincloth worn by men in India) [n] LUNGYIS GILNSUY LUNGYI, lungi (loincloth worn by men in India) [n] MASALAS AAALMSS MASALA, blend of spices used in Indian cooking [n] MISKALS AIKLMSS MISKAL, Oriental unit of weight [n] NUMDAHS ADHMNSU NUMDAH, embroidered rug of India [n] NUMNAHS AHMNNSU NUMNAH, pad placed under saddle [n] PAJAMAS AAAJMPS PAJAMA, garment for sleeping or lounging [n] PYJAMAS AAJMPSY PYJAMA, pajama (garment for sleeping or lounging) [n] SALWARS AALRSSW SALWAR, shalwar (pair of loose trousers worn by some women of India) [n] SARDARS AADRRSS SARDAR, sirdar (person of rank in India) [n] SHALWAR AAHLRSW pair of loose trousers worn by some women of India [n -S] SHIKARI AHIIKRS shikaree (big game hunter) [n -S] SHIKARS AHIKRSS SHIKAR, to hunt [v] SHIKRAS AHIKRSS SHIKRA, small sparrow hawk [n] SIRDARS ADIRRSS SIRDAR, person of rank in India [n] SUBADAR AABDRSU subahdar (governor of subah (province of India)) [n -S] TAMASHA AAAHMST public entertainment in India [n -S] TANDOOR ADNOORT clay oven [n -S or -I] VAKEELS AEEKLSV VAKEEL, native lawyer in India [n]

Welsh (Wales, England) 7s PENGUIN EGINNPU flightless, aquatic bird [n -S]

Foreign Intelligence – Other Languages Dossier of 7-letter bingos from FOREIGN LANGUAGES–unusual letter / sound patterns = tricky alphagrams to anagram compiled by Jacob Cohen, Asheville Scrabble Club